Frequently Asked Questions

Clinical supervision is provided to Licensed Associate Professional Counselors (LAPCs) and pre-licensed counselors in the state of Georgia who are working toward full licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). 

Yes. Kasey Holyfield, LPC, CPCS is a Georgia Board-approved Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS) and meets all requirements to provide supervision hours that count toward LPC licensure. 

 Supervision is offered in the following formats:

• Individual supervision
• Group supervision (when available) 

Supervision may be provided virtually or in person, depending on availability and appropriateness of fit.

 Supervision typically occurs weekly or biweekly, in alignment with Georgia licensure requirements. Frequency is discussed during the initial consultation and outlined in the supervision agreement. 

Yes. Supervision hours earned under CPCS supervision count toward Georgia LPC licensure, provided all Board requirements are met and the supervisee is properly registered with the state. 

The supervision style is supportive, collaborative, and developmentally focused. Supervision balances encouragement with accountability and provides space to explore clinical skills, ethical concerns, professional identity development, and the emotional impact of clinical work. 

Supervision may include:

• Case conceptualization and treatment planning
• Ethical decision-making and professional boundaries
• Documentation and clinical best practices 
• Burnout, compassion fatigue, and self-care
• Imposter syndrome and confidence building 
• Professional identity development and career planning

Yes. Supervision is available for counselors working in private practice, group practices, agencies, and community-based settings, provided the practice environment meets Georgia licensure requirements. 

Supervision rates vary based on individual versus group format. Current rates are discussed during the initial consultation. Payment is due at the time of service. 

Yes. All supervisees are required to sign a written supervision agreement outlining expectations, responsibilities, fees, cancellation policies, and ethical guidelines. 

To begin the supervision process, interested individuals must download, complete, and submit the CPCS Supervision Interest Form using the link provided at the bottom of this page. Submitted forms are reviewed to assess clinical fit and supervision availability. If availability aligns, applicants will be contacted to schedule a consultation to review supervision expectations and discuss licensure goals and professional development needs.