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Clinical Supervision for North Carolina, South Carolina, or Virginia

As a licensed therapist, it's no news to you that your field brings an exceptional mix of hurdles and triumphs. To continually steer your clients towards growth and accomplishment, equipping yourself with appropriate tools and support becomes indispensable. This is where therapy supervision proves its worth.

Upgrade Your Skills to Match Rising Mental Health Care Needs

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I am a board-approved clinical supervisor in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virgina with over 10 years of supervision experience. I view clinical supervision as a supportive process where principles are transformed into practical skills. I will assist you in the development of clinical knowledge and skills by identifying learning needs, determining strengths, promoting self-awareness, and transmitting knowledge for practical use and professional growth. I will mentor and teach you through role modeling, facilitating professional development and identity

Elevate Counseling Skills with Tailored & Ethical Supervision

The supervisory relationship is the foundation on which ethical practice is developed and reinforced. I will assist you in the successful implementation of Evidence-Based Practices and develop skills of empathy and acceptance specific to working with culturally diverse clients.

With my extensive background of over 16 years in counseling, I'm here to support you in obtaining your counselor's license. I am eager to be a part of your professional journey and would be delighted to work with you.

I provide both individual and group supervision options to cater to your specific needs.

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Areas of Clinical Competency

To guide and support professional development effectively, mental health supervision requires strong clinical competency. This assists supervisees in their delivery of ethical and high-quality mental health services. Here are the critical clinical competencies for mental health supervision:

  • Ethical and Legal Knowledge

  • Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis

  • Treatment Planning and Intervention

  • Case Conceptualization

  • Documentation and Record Keeping

  • Trauma-Informed Care

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Discussion Topics

  • Testimonials

    Working with Catherine was the best supervision I have received and significantly advanced my professional development. She is organized, consistent, and well-versed in a variety of counseling theories and approaches. She is also personable and provides real-world examples and advice to help supervisees understand how to apply new strategies to their practices. Ms. Ladson delivers an informative, relatable, and fun learning experience, and I am thankful to have found an invaluable supervisor and mentor.

    -Reonatta Holliman, LCMHC

  • Testimonials

    “I had the privilege of completing clinical supervision with Catherine, and I must say it has been an immensely beneficial experience for my professional development. Catherine's guidance and support throughout our sessions have been nothing short of exceptional. Her extensive knowledge of the field, coupled with her keen insights and practical advice, have significantly enriched my clinical practice. I highly recommend Catherine to any professional seeking clinical supervision.”

    -Crystal Richard, LCMHC

  • Testimonials

    “Catherine is THE BEST! Her ability to create a comfortable and open environment for discussion allowed me to address my cases and challenges effectively. I always left our sessions feeling more confident and equipped to provide the best care for my clients. Catherine's dedication to my growth and success as a clinician is evident in her commitment to providing constructive feedback and helpful strategies. She is not just a supervisor but a genuine advocate for the well-being and professional development of her supervisees.”

    -Stephanie Beard, LCMHCA

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