clinical supervision
Hi there!
If you are a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW), who is licensed in the State of Texas, you have come to the right place.
pricing
Free Initial Consultation
$30/Hr. Supervisory Session (Tele-conferencing)
Clinical Supervisions are held Monday through Friday between the hours of 5pm-8pm. These will be arranged based on the supervisory agreement.
This method of supervision is approved by the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners.
Why are the prices so reasonable?
I believe in paying it forward to fellow social workers as we work incredibly difficult jobs, extreme hours, all while risking our own safety and being paid below average. I would love to see more successful licensed social workers in the field earning what they truly deserve.
I also had the pleasure of having an AMAZING clinical supervisor who represents an illustrious ‘Divine Nine’ organization who had the same exact philosophy and from her I learned about paying it forward even when it pays you less because one’s value is not in the earning but rather about the good one pours into others. Thank you, Felicia, LCSW-S!
what makes me different?
Affordable: One-of-a-kind clinical supervision at a reasonable and competitive rate.
Accessible: Teleconferencing method of supervision provided for all including those who are in other parts of Texas, are temporarily out of Texas or are unable to meet face to face.
Quality & Detail-Oriented: Tailored to your professional goals, with the inclusion of the ten core social work competencies and fundamental traits of a LCSW.
Process
The first step is scheduling an initial consultation and completing the questionnaire at no cost to you. During the initial phone call, we will discuss your goals, expectations, and clinical experience. In addition, I will answer any questions and address any concerns you may have about the supervision process.
If we mutually agree to the supervisory relationship, we will schedule a meeting to complete the required documents for the Texas State Board, and finalize the supervision contract and plan.
To start the process, applicantS must go to the online licensing system on the BHEC website:
New or Transfer Application Process for Licensed Master or Clinical Social Worker
Application - Licensed Social Worker Online Initial
Submit Passing Scores from ASWB
Official College Transcript conferral of MSW degree from an accredited CSWE program
Jurisprudence Examination Certificate
Self-Query Report from NPDB
Electronic Fingerprint from NCHS
Pay Fee ($109.00)
For transfers - official verification of licensure from every state a license was obtained.
To apply for the license, you will access the BHEC online licensing system. The system allows the applicant to apply for the license and upload any required first-person documentation. A user-guide for applying online can be found here: https://www.bhec.texas.gov/how-to-user-guides/index.htm
Existing Texas LMSW Licensees Upgrading to LCSW
An LMSW must obtain 3,000 supervised practice hours (minimum of 30 hours a week) and 100 direct supervision hours post-masters for a minimum of two years but not more than four years.
An LMSW must reach out to a Texas State Board-Approved Supervisor to arrange a supervisory relationship.
The LCSW-S will develop a supervision plan and initiate supervised practice.
Once the minimum requirements are met, the LCSW-S will complete the supervised clinical experience verification form and provide it to the supervisee.
The supervisee will then apply to take the ASWB Clinical Exam by following the instructions on the ASWB Licensure Examinations webpage on the BHEC website.
Upon passage of the ASWB Clinical Exam, the LMSW should submit their application for upgrade to the LCSW to the board office.
Application - Upgrade LMSW to LCSW
Official College Transcript verifying MSW from an accredited CSWE program
Submit Passing Scores/Date from ASWB
Clinical Supervision Plan
Clinical Supervision Verification Form
Jurisprudence Examination Certificate
Submit fee ($24.00)
To apply for the license, you will access the BHEC online licensing system. The system allows the applicant to apply for the license and upload any required first-person documentation. A user-guide for applying online can be found here: https://www.bhec.texas.gov/how-to-user-guides/index.htm
