LPC-Associate

The work

Most associates spend their first two years paying for supervision, finding their own clients and learning the business by getting it wrong. That is a slow and lonely way to become a clinician.

Here the caseload arrives, the supervision is on site, and the systems that usually eat a new practitioner's evenings are already running. You get consultation across disciplines from your first month rather than your fifth year.

What you bring

The focus

What the house provides

• Supervision toward full licensure, on site
• A caseload that grows as you are ready for it
• Consultation with the whole integrative team
• Scheduling, billing and insurance handled
• The safety net a new clinician actually needs