My training and approach to therapy are as follows:
As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker trained to work with issues of depression/anxiety/trauma/grief/abuse/relationships, I have been assisting individuals and families with working through matters of the heart and mind since 2014. I am a graduate of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and the University of Memphis, where I attained my Master of Social Work. I obtained my Doctor of Behavioral Health from Freed-Hardeman University.

My goal is to aid Supervisees in the following:
a. Fulfilling requirements for training supervision for an LMSW to become an LCSW in the State of Georgia and Tennessee.
b. Promoting the development of the Supervisee’s professional identity and competence.
c. Enhancing Supervisee’s skills in case conceptualization and utilizing all available data to form hypotheses, make diagnoses, and create a practical treatment plan.
d. PLUS MORE!

Currently, I only supervise clients working in a clinical setting who have a current LMSW license in either Georgia or Tennessee. I have appointments from 10 am-7 pm EST (Tuesday-Friday). I DO NOT see clients on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays.

I only offer virtual services if you want to conduct your supervision via your home and a smartphone/computer. We would connect via the Google Meet app. You must be licensed and working in Georgia or Tennessee.

The individual supervision is 1 hr in length and is $100/hr. The group supervisions are $60 per person for 1 hr. There has to be a minimum of 3 people participating in the group supervision. No more than 4 people can participate in a group session in Tennessee and 6 people in a group session in Georgia. You can pay via credit or debit card.

If you want to schedule a free 15-minute consultation, please fill out this form. I will contact you within 48 business hours via the email address you provide in this form to schedule a day. In the consultation, we will discuss what you desire to achieve in supervision, answer any questions you may have, and see if we feel this is a good fit before we sign a supervision contract.

Let me know if you have any questions or concerns! I look forward to working with you!

Important Information about Obtaining Supervision in Georgia
According to the Georgia Board of Social Workers:
- The applicant must present evidence of having practiced clinical social work for a minimum of 3000 hours post social work master's degree supervised experience acquired over a period of no less than 36 months or more than 108 months, the first 2000 hours of experience must be under supervision and direction in the practice of clinical social work.
- Applicant must submit documentation of having acquired 120 hours of supervision during this time, no more than 50% of which may be group supervision and at least 50% must be provided by a licensed clinical social worker who meets requirements to be a duly qualified supervisor. (Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 135-5-.04 Clinical Social Workers)

Important Information about Obtaining Supervision in Tennessee
According to the Tennessee Board of Social Workers:
- The applicant must accumulate a total of one hundred (100) supervisor contact hours (supervisor-supervisee) at reasonable intervals of approximately one (1) supervision hour to every thirty (30) clinical experience hours such that the supervision is spread throughout the clinical experience timeframe. The supervisor contact hours are in addition to the three thousand (3000) required clinical experience hours.
- Not less than sixty (60) of the one hundred (100) supervisor contact hours must be individual supervision between the supervisor and supervisee; no more than forty (40) hours may be in a situation where the supervisor is working with no more than four (4) supervisees in a group setting.
- As of August 24, 2023, 100 percent of individual supervision hours may be obtained through teleconferencing technologies, visual multi-media technology, or video conferencing technology. Rule No. 1365-01-.08(2)(a)(3)