Clinical Supervision in Salt Lake City & Millcreek

Individual Supervision

Joselyn Romero and Sneha Pusapati are both Licensed Clinical Social Workers and are both AAMFT-Approved Supervisors through the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. They are recognized by the State of Utah as meeting the requirements to provide supervision as an AAMFT-approved supervisor.

They are able to provide clinical supervision within Utah in approved clinical settings, in accordance with the requirements set by the Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL). This supervision is intended for individuals who have already passed their licensure examination and are in the process of completing the supervised hours necessary to obtain full licensure. You can review the DOPL requirements for Licensed Clinical Social Workers here.

Joselyn has worked with students and interns from the University of Utah, University of Denver, and University of Arizona. They can provide clinical supervision for the following:

They can provide clinical supervision for the following:

CSWs who are seeking licensure
MFTs who are seeking licensure
ACMHCs who are seeking licensure

Clinical supervisors are an important part of the licensing process and for continuing education. Many states require individual supervision. In our practice, this typically occurs once a week for one hour. Both supervisor and supervisee will provide at least 24-hour notice if they are unable to meet.
- I am committed to fostering clinical development, guidance, and support in a supervisory relationship.
- I am committed to creating an atmosphere of safety and trust that fosters professional growth throughout the supervision process.
- I will provide honest feedback that identifies areas for growth for the supervisee. I will ensure you have adequate time to make appropriate improvements in line with the best supervision practices.
- I will allow the supervisee to work within his/her own counseling model and will provide supervision in accordance with that model(s).
- I will be available for emergency contact by the supervisee.
- I will provide documentation of licensure and supervisor credentials at the supervisee’s request.
- I will complete all forms and documentation required for the supervisee’s effort to become licensed.
- The supervisee will come prepared for a case consultation, presentations, and supervision sessions.
- The supervisee will be receptive to feedback and professional development.
- The supervisee will provide documentation of licensure, liability insurance, and credentials.
- The supervisee will clearly outline their goals.
The conduct of the supervisor and supervisee will follow the most current National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics. This applies regardless of the supervisee’s affiliation with NASW or with other professional organizations.

Pricing: Individual consultation, virtual or in-person • 60 minutes • $150

If interested, please submit a letter of interest, resume, and a copy of your license to joselyn@archeshealing.com or by completing the contact form

Contact Joselyn for Clinical Supervision

Schedule & submit payment for your supervision meeting

Supervision groups

Supervision Groups for Clinicians at Arches Healing & Growth

At Arches Healing & Growth, our supervision groups offer a collaborative and supportive environment for clinicians to develop professionally, share insights, and refine their clinical skills.

Led by experienced supervisors, these group sessions allow clinicians to discuss challenging cases, receive constructive feedback, and learn from the experiences of their peers.

Supervision groups provide a space for clinicians to explore clinical issues, ethical dilemmas, and engage in self-reflection in a safe and confidential setting. Whether you’re working toward licensure or seeking ongoing professional development, our supervision groups foster connection, accountability, and continued growth. The goal is to help you become a more confident and competent clinician.

Summary of Differences

Supervision is primarily focused on the professional growth and development of the clinician. It’s typically required for licensure or ongoing professional development. Supervisors oversee the clinical practice of participants while ensuring ethical standards, best practices, and competency. Supervision groups often focus on evaluating a clinician’s work, providing guidance, and addressing personal development as a therapist.
The primary focus in supervision is on clinical growth, ethical practice, and competence. Supervisors review specific cases, assess the clinician’s professional development, help navigate ethical dilemmas, and provide direct feedback on therapeutic work. Supervision often includes reflective work on how personal experiences or emotions (countertransference) impact clinical practice.
Supervision groups are typically led by a licensed supervisor (e.g., LCSW, MFT, psychologist) who is responsible for overseeing the work of each participant, ensuring ethical practice, and guiding their clinical decision-making. Supervisors are expected to assess the clinician’s competence and provide feedback that is linked to licensure or clinical development.
The outcome of supervision groups often includes professional evaluations, documented feedback, and meeting licensing requirements. Supervisors provide formal assessments and progress reports to help clinicians meet the necessary criteria for licensure or professional advancement.
In supervision groups, confidentiality is paramount, but there is also an additional level of oversight and accountability. Supervisors are responsible for ensuring ethical standards are followed. A supervisor may need to intervene in situations where clinical or ethical concerns arise. Supervisors also provide guidance on setting appropriate boundaries with clients.

Pricing:

Group Supervision, virtual or in-person • 60 minutes

Fully licensed therapists • $100

Provisionally licensed therapists • $80

Clinical supervision for group (3+ people or more) • $50

If interested, please submit a letter of interest, resume, and a copy of your license to joselyn@archeshealing.com or by completing the contact form

Contact Joselyn for Supervision Groups

Schedule & submit payment as a fully licensed therapist

schedule & submit payment as a provisionally licensed therapist

Schedule + submit payment for clinical supervision for group

Consultation Groups

Consultation groups are typically more peer-oriented and are used to enhance clinical skills, solve specific clinical problems, or gain new perspectives. These groups are less about evaluating the participant’s overall professional development and more about sharing knowledge, brainstorming solutions, and providing input on particular clinical challenges.

In consultation groups, the focus is more on problem-solving, case discussion, and shared expertise. Clinicians typically bring in challenging cases for group feedback or seek advice on complex clinical issues. It’s less about professional evaluation and more about learning from others’ experiences and perspectives.

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