Clinical Supervision for Associates in Woodinville, WA
Washington Approved Supervisor
"I’m struggling to find a supervisor who understands how overwhelming it can be to juggle client care while trying to build and manage a successful private practice."
"I’m finding it difficult to find a supervisor who really understands ADHD and trauma, and it’s leaving me unsure how to fully support my clients with these complex challenges."
"I’m having a hard time finding a supervisor with experience in assessments who can guide me in building the skills I need to provide accurate and meaningful results for my clients."
Guidance for the Next Generation of Therapists
Navigating the path to independent licensure can feel overwhelming. At Peace Humanistic Therapy, I provide clinical supervision for associates (LMHCA, LICSWA, and LMFTA) who are looking for more than just a "case consult."
Grounded in a humanistic and person-centered framework, my approach to supervision integrates clinical skill-building, ethical practice, and deep self-reflection. Whether you are working toward your Washington state licensure hours or seeking to specialize in ADHD, trauma, or somatic modalities, I offer a supportive space to grow your professional identity.
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past experiences
Agency internships can be frustrating, especially when you’re craving more freedom and autonomy in your work. It’s tough to feel like your hands are tied by strict protocols or overwhelming caseloads, leaving little room to focus on truly making a difference for your clients. Many therapists in this position find themselves wondering if there’s a way to create a practice that aligns with their values and passions while still gaining the experience they need. If you’re ready to break free from these limitations and explore a path where you can grow professionally while feeling more connected to the impact of your work, we’re here to help guide you.
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The root cause
The root of this discomfort lies in something powerful—you can hear your calling. Deep down, you know you’re in the right profession and have the skills, passion, and drive to make a difference. You’re ready to hit the ground running and help people in a way that feels meaningful and authentic. The desire for more autonomy and freedom isn’t just about work conditions; it’s about aligning your career with your purpose. This is your chance to step into the role you know you’re meant for, creating a space where you can thrive and truly impact the lives of others.
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What matters to you
It’s not just about having a successful business that pays the bills—it’s about creating a career that truly fills your soul. Imagine waking up every day excited to do the work that makes a real impact, knowing you’re helping others while doing something that aligns with your passions and values. A fulfilling career isn’t just about financial success; it’s about feeling energized and purposeful in what you do. When your business and your heart are in sync, you can build a sustainable, rewarding practice that not only supports you financially but also nurtures your personal growth and professional fulfillment.
What I Offer:
Washington Approved Supervision: Fully compliant with WA State Department of Health (DOH) requirements for LMHC associates.
Specialized Clinical Focus: Mentorship in Neurodiversity-affirming care (ADHD), Somatic Psychology, and Trauma-informed practices.
Ethics & Business Growth: Guidance on ethical clinical documentation, private practice basics, and burnout prevention.
Integrative Modalities: Explore the use of CBT, DBT, and mindfulness-informed care through a humanistic lens.
who we supervise
Clinical supervision and preceptorship are offered to pre-licensed and early-career mental health providers in Washington State who are seeking supportive, ethical, and growth-oriented guidance. Supervision is grounded in a humanistic, trauma-informed, and developmentally responsive approach, designed to support both clinical skill development and professional identity formation.
Supervision and preceptorship services are available for:
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associates (LMHCAs) working toward full licensure in Washington State
Early-career clinicians and providers seeking consultation and structured clinical support
Providers working with trauma, complex trauma (C-PTSD), ADHD, neurodivergent populations, and emotional regulation challenges
Clinicians serving adolescents and adults in outpatient, community mental health, or private practice settings
Providers interested in integrative, relational, depth-oriented, and trauma-informed approaches to care
Clinicians seeking supervision or preceptorship that emphasizes ethical decision-making, scope of practice awareness, and clinical judgment
Supervision may be especially supportive for providers who feel overwhelmed, uncertain, or professionally isolated, and who value a relationship that emphasizes reflection, curiosity, accountability, and compassion rather than performance or perfectionism.
Supervisees are welcomed from diverse clinical backgrounds and identities. All supervision and preceptorship are offered in a culturally responsive, affirming, and respectful manner, while maintaining high standards of professional responsibility, collaboration, and client care.
Supervision at Peace Humanistic Therapy is rooted in a person-centered, humanistic approach that views the supervisee as a whole person—not just a clinician in training. This approach emphasizes authentic relationship, reflective practice, and collaborative learning, creating a supervisory space where growth, confidence, and clinical competence can develop naturally.
Supervision is grounded in the belief that clinicians do their best work when they feel seen, supported, and respected. Rather than focusing solely on techniques or performance, supervision attends to the supervisee’s lived experience, professional identity development, and emotional responses to clinical work. This includes thoughtful exploration of countertransference, ethical decision-making, and the impact of systemic and relational dynamics on the therapeutic process.
A trauma-informed and developmentally responsive lens is integrated throughout supervision, recognizing that both clients and clinicians are shaped by their histories, nervous systems, and environments. Supervision is paced intentionally, with attention to safety, sustainability, and the realities of working with complex clinical presentations such as trauma, ADHD, neurodivergence, and emotional dysregulation.
Within this person-centered framework, supervision also includes structured guidance, clinical consultation, and skill development. Evidence-based practices, case conceptualization, documentation, and scope-of-practice considerations are addressed in a way that supports ethical, competent, and confident clinical care.
Whether through individual supervision or preceptorship, the goal is to foster reflective, self-aware, and resilient clinicians who can practice with integrity, compassion, and clarity.
If you’re ready to…
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Specialize in ADHD, trauma, and/or assessments.
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Build a thriving private practice.
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Expand your therapeutic toolkit.
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Create a career.
…then let’s get to work.
because, At the end of the day:
you deserve a career that empowers you to make a real difference, while also providing the freedom, fulfillment, and financial stability you’ve been striving for.
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I understand that maintaining a healthy work-life balance is crucial, especially as you grow in this field. In supervision, I provide support not only for your clinical development but also for managing the emotional and practical aspects of being a therapist. We’ll discuss strategies for setting boundaries, managing your caseload, and avoiding burnout, while also addressing how to prioritize self-care. My goal is to help you develop the skills to thrive in your clinical work without sacrificing your personal well-being. Together, we’ll find ways to balance your passion for helping others with the need to recharge and maintain a sustainable career.
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Yes. I meet all WAC 246-809-134 requirements to provide clinical supervision for mental health counselor associates (LMHCA), social work associates (LICSWA), and marriage and family therapist associates (LMFTA) in Washington state.
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Yes. I offer online clinical supervision for associates across Washington State, as well as in-person sessions at my office in Woodinville.
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My style is collaborative and person-centered. I view the "therapist as a person" as the most important tool in the room. We will focus on developing your clinical "voice," managing counter-transference, and building the confidence to handle complex cases with ease.
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Schedule a 15-minute video consultation to see if therapy is right for you.