Clinical Supervision for Texas LPC Associates

Now accepting LPC Associates

Finding the right supervisor shapes the kind of counselor you become. You deserve a supervisor who is steady, available, and invested in your growth, not just someone who signs off on hours.

I'm Robin Moseley, MSEd, LPC-Supervisor, with nearly a decade of experience, and I'm accepting LPC Associates for clinical supervision. I'm based in Ozona, TX, and practice via telehealth in Texas and New Mexico. I offer supervision by secure video, so Associates across Texas, including those in rural areas with few local supervisors, can get consistent support.

How supervision works

Weekly 1-hour sessions. We meet for one hour every week. That meets the Texas requirement of at least 4 hours of supervision per month while you're counseling.
By secure video (SimplePractice) anywhere in Texas.
In person in Ozona. If you live or work in Crockett County, Texas, in-person supervision at my Ozona office is also available.
Individual supervision is available now.
Availability: Supervision is available Mon–Thu, 7:45 am–1 pm Central.
Group supervision will be offered when a group forms. The schedule will be posted here.

Fees

Individual supervision: $90 per hour
Group supervision: $75 per hour (when a group forms)

Supervision is billed monthly unless we agree on another arrangement.

What we cover

Case consultation. Real cases, conceptualization, and treatment planning.
Ethics and Texas rules. We review the Licensed Professional Counselor Act and Council rules together, as Texas requires.
Documentation. Clear, defensible notes and treatment plans.
Skill building. CBT, ACT, REBT, mindfulness-based interventions, and trauma-informed care.
Professional development. Boundaries, telehealth, rural practice, and preventing burnout early in your career.
Records. I keep the written record of each supervision session that Texas requires. When supervision ends, or when you finish your required hours, I submit documentation of your supervised experience to the Council within 30 days.

Why the right fit matters

The Associate years are where habits form: how you document, how you handle a crisis call, how you protect your own energy. A good supervisor makes room for hard questions without judgment and gives direct, useful feedback. My clinical background includes trauma work with survivors of sexual violence at Voice of Hope, the Lubbock Rape Crisis Center (2018–2022). I bring that experience and a steady, collaborative style to supervision.

Clinical focus areas

Trauma-informed practice (I'm trained in EMDR and TBRI)
Work with athletes and high performers
Burnout, stress, and high-pressure professions
Rural and telehealth practice in West Texas

Texas requirements at a glance

This is a plain-language summary of 22 Texas Administrative Code §681.92. Check the current rules at bhec.texas.gov.

At least 3,000 hours of supervised experience, including at least 1,500 hours of direct client counseling, over no less than 18 months
At least 4 hours of supervision per month while you're counseling
Up to two LPC-Supervisors at a time

Supervision FAQ

Are you accepting new LPC Associates?

Yes. Robin Moseley, MSEd, LPC-Supervisor, is accepting Texas LPC Associates for clinical supervision, including counselors who will be Associates soon.

Is supervision online or in person?

Supervision is by secure video (SimplePractice) anywhere in Texas. If you live or work in Crockett County, Texas, in-person supervision in Ozona is also available.

How often do we meet?

We meet for one hour every week. Weekly sessions keep you on pace with the supervision Texas requires of LPC Associates. Texas rules can change, so always check the current requirements at bhec.texas.gov.

What does supervision cost?

Individual supervision is $90 per hour and is billed monthly unless we agree on another arrangement. Group supervision will be $75 per hour once a group forms; the schedule will be posted on this page.

When is supervision available?

Monday through Thursday, 7:45 am to 1 pm Central.

What do we cover in supervision?

Case consultation and treatment planning, ethics and the Texas rules, documentation, skill building in CBT, ACT, REBT, mindfulness-based interventions and trauma-informed care, and professional development such as boundaries, telehealth, rural practice and preventing burnout.

How do I get started?

Submit the Supervision Interest form on this page. Robin will follow up within 1–2 business days about availability and next steps. If we move forward, we'll complete the supervisory agreement and the BHEC paperwork before supervision begins.

How to start

Submit the interest form below.
I'll follow up within 1–2 business days about availability and next steps.
If we move forward, we'll complete the supervisory agreement and the BHEC paperwork before supervision begins.