Supervision Towards Georgia LPC Licensure 

Finishing your graduate degree is a milestone, and it’s also the start of a new set of questions. What do the board requirements actually ask of you? What should you be documenting? How do you build your clinical confidence while you work toward full licensure?

I meet you where you are in your development as a counselor. Together, we’ll make sense of the licensure process, strengthen your clinical skills, and keep your ethical decision-making at the center of your practice, so you can move from new counselor to licensed professional with clarity and support.

My areas of experience
Play therapy, children and adolescents, adults with serious and persistent mental health conditions, survivors of domestic violence, adoption, trauma, and crisis intervention.

Play Therapy Supervision

Did your graduate program forget to include play therapy? Or did you begin an agency job working with children and families, and want to enhance your clinical skills with children? Many new and experienced counselors find themselves in a work setting that involves working with children and families. Becoming a Registered Play Therapist helps you stand out as an expert in the field, and not only improves your competency as a child counselor, it enhance your skills with adults and families by using play and creativity to engage clients in a way that traditional talk therapy sometimes cannot. For more information on becoming a play therapist, visit the Association for Play Therapy.

Format

I offer both Individual and Group Supervision.

Individual supervision is by appointment.

Location:

Individual Supervision  can be provided both in person and virtually.

Group Supervision is currently held virtually via Google Meet.

Jill Osborne, LPC, LLC

1269 Parker Road

Conyers, GA 30094