LLMFT Group and Individual Supervision
Weekly supplemental group supervision for Michigan LLMFTs who are looking for additional clinical support, consultation, and supervision hours.
This is a structured supervision group rather than simply an open case consultation. Each week has specific topics and clear goals, giving supervisees the opportunity to build their clinical skills while connecting the material to their own work. You’ll receive a weekly supervision newsletter with the topics and goals for the upcoming session, so you can prepare ahead of time and come to supervision ready to dive deeper into the discussion.
Group supervision includes:
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Weekly 2-hour group supervision
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Maximum of 6 participants
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$30/hour per person
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Structured weekly topics and learning goals
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Weekly supervision newsletter to help you prepare
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Case consultation and opportunities to discuss clinical questions
Individuals can earn a free hour of supervision by presenting a client for case review and consultation. If you present a case, you’ll be asked to join the meeting 15 minutes early so we can review your presentation beforehand.
Individual supplemental supervision is offered for $85/hour for those who prefer additional one-on-one support.
Group Supervision Topics
Examples from past groups
Treatment Plan Clinic
Goal: Develop treatment plans with clear, clinically meaningful goals that connect directly to the client's presenting concerns and therapeutic interventions.
Ethical Dilemmas
Goal: Strengthen ethical decision-making and learn how to approach situations where there may not be one obvious right answer.
Exploring Dominant Stories & Alternative Narratives
Goal: Identify the stories clients have developed about themselves, their relationships, and their experiences, and explore how those stories influence their current lives.
Clinical Skills: From Assessment to Intervention
Goal: Strengthen the ability to move from understanding what is happening with a client to determining what to actually do in the room.
Note-Taking & Insurance Compliance
Goal: Learn how to write concise, clinically meaningful documentation that demonstrates medical necessity, connects interventions to treatment goals, and meets insurance requirements.
Genogram Workshop
Goal: Learn how to build and clinically interpret a genogram to identify relational patterns, family dynamics, significant life events, and intergenerational themes that may inform treatment.
Role-Play: Difficult Conversations
Goal: Build confidence navigating difficult conversations with clients and couples while maintaining therapeutic alliance, boundaries, and a systemic perspective.