Clinical Supervision Training in Denver, CO
Supervision of supervision
Khara is excited to work with fellow mental health supervisors including those pursuing the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) Credential as well as Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisors in the state of Colorado.
The ACS credential requires supervisors to accrue their own supervision hours to build skills and further develop their professional identities as supervisors. The endorser for clinical supervision for the ACS applicant must be an NCC, licensed mental health provider, or licensed supervisor. In addition, the person must have completed clinical supervision training. This endorser supervises the applicant as they supervise others to confirm supervision competency.
Khara checks all the boxes to support therapist colleagues who are pursuing the ACS credential and values working together to shape the next generation of supervisors. As an ACS herself, Khara has supervised other clinicians for the past 7 years. She is passionate about the topic of quality supervision, so much so that she co-authored The Empowerment Model of Clinical Supervision in 2019! For more information or to explore supervision benefits of working with Khara, please contact her directly at croswaitecounselingpllc@gmail.com
“Khara is the perfect convergence of knowledge, ethics and support. She has such diverse expertise and wisdom to share. She has enlightened and emboldened me as a Supervisor and as a therapist. I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to work with her as I pursue my ACS credential.”
Supervising clinicians seeking licensure
Khara also provides clinical supervision to Licensed Professional Counselor Candidates (LPCCs). Empowering mental health professionals to overcome their fears and develop their strengths, Khara has completed her Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) training with the University of North Carolina-Greensboro in order to continue to offer quality supervision to other therapists, including providing clinical supervision, administrative supervision, and supporting therapist professional growth and development as leaders and professional helpers.
Khara offers clinical supervision to Masters-level therapists and Licensed Professional Counselor Candidates (LPCCs) seeking licensure requirements for Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Colorado. This includes regular supervision and crisis support for client populations of youth 12 years and older and their families that are considered at-risk with a history of trauma, mental health diagnoses, and/or social services or probation involvement.
“Khara’s attention to detail regarding case management, treatment planning, policy and procedure paired with extensive understanding of trauma set me up for professional longevity and integrity. Khara supported me in fostering my clinical focus areas while holding me accountable. I am forever grateful for Khara’s dedication as a former supervisor and proud to call her a colleague.”
Financial Therapy Supervision
Financial Therapy is a newer discipline that houses both mental health professionals and financial professionals who are passionate about supporting clients to heal their money story and engage in a healthier relationship with their finances. Khara is excited to apply her 9 years of experience as a clinical supervisor to providing quality, empowered supervision and professional consultation to Financial Therapists and Financial-Therapists-in-Training. Contact her to learn more!
Khara is proud to have authored “The Empowerment Model of Clinical Supervision and Its Application to Standardization of Financial Therapy Supervision” in The Journal of Financial Therapy! Read more about supervision in the link below!
Clinical supervision Training and Resources
The Empowerment Model of Clinical Supervision is a model created by Khara Croswaite Brindle and Christina Murphy of Supervisionary, LLC in a recognized effort to support supervisors and supervisees in successfully navigating the complexities of community mental health.
The resulting book and training materials are offered to supervisors working in both community and private practice settings to take their supervision skills to the next level.
The Empowerment Model supports professional development and continued education opportunities for supervisors pursuing the ACS credential in Colorado.
Learn more about the book and training materials by visiting www.empowermentmodelsupervision.com
