Supervision Hub

Becoming a Clinical Supervisor is a comprehensive, self-paced training program designed for licensed mental health professionals pursuing the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential through the Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE). This 45-hour program provides a thorough and practical foundation in the theory, ethics, and practice of clinical supervision.

Participants will explore foundational models of clinical supervision, supervisory relationship dynamics, multicultural and social justice considerations, ethical and legal responsibilities, and evaluation and documentation practices. The program integrates theoretical frameworks with real-world application through case vignettes, reflective exercises, and a Supervisor Toolbox.

Upon completion, participants will have fulfilled the training hour requirement for the ACS credential and will be equipped with the tools, templates, and knowledge necessary to begin or strengthen their practice as clinical supervisors.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

For the first time, this ACS-approved training is being offered in a hybrid format at a special discounted rate. This 45-hour program prepares licensed mental health counselors to meet the educational requirements for the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential through the Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE).

The hybrid format combines the flexibility of self-paced on-demand modules with the depth of live interactive training sessions — giving participants both convenience and real-time engagement with the instructor and peers.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

Becoming a Supervisor — Louisiana is a 25-hour virtual supervision training program specifically designed for licensed counselors and mental health professionals in Louisiana preparing to become clinical supervisors. This course is aligned with the Louisiana Licensed Professional Counselors Board of Examiners (LPCBE) requirements.

Participants will explore Louisiana-specific supervision regulations, ethical standards, and board expectations alongside universal best practices. The program addresses supervisory relationship development, documentation requirements, scope of supervisory competence, and the legal and ethical responsibilities unique to Louisiana supervisors.

Delivered fully virtually with flexible scheduling and individualized consultation support, participants receive a certificate of completion meeting NBCC continuing education standards upon completion.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

Becoming a Supervisor — Texas is a 40-hour comprehensive supervision training program designed for Texas-licensed professional counselors (LPC) seeking to become qualified supervisors under the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council (BHEC). This program meets the BHEC supervisor training requirements for LPCs in Texas.

Participants will gain a thorough understanding of the Texas supervision framework, including LPC Associate supervision requirements, documentation standards, supervisor responsibilities, and Texas Administrative Code provisions. The program also addresses evidence-based supervision models, supervisee development, and multicultural competency.

The self-paced format allows working clinicians to complete training on their schedule, with consultation support available throughout. Please note this program is not submitted for NBCC CE credit.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

Becoming a Supervisor — 20 Hour General is a flexible supervision training program designed for licensed mental health professionals in states requiring 20 hours or fewer of formal supervisor education. This program delivers a strong foundational grounding in the principles, ethics, and practices of clinical supervision in a fully virtual, self-paced format.

The course covers core competencies required of effective supervisors regardless of state — supervision models and frameworks, the supervisory relationship, ethical and legal responsibilities, multicultural considerations, documentation practices, and supervisee evaluation. Broadly applicable across licensure types and state boards.

Participants receive 20 NBCC-approved CE hours and a certificate of completion suitable for submission to their state board or credentialing body.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

Our ACS training is offered through the Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE) as a Registered Clinical Training Provider, RCTP# 1009-ACS. The following 14 states recognize the ACS as a supervision credential of choice:

Louisiana and Texas clinicians have their own board-aligned programs listed above. Not sure about your state? Email trainings@clcounseling.com and we'll help you confirm.

All programs train you to become a clinical supervisor — the difference is scope, hours, and who they're designed for:

Yes! We provide clinical supervision for pre-licensed clinicians in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. Visit our Supervision page to learn more, or email trainings@clcounseling.com.

No — our trainings are open to all licensed mental health professionals. Because we are an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP #7838), our CE hours are accepted by most state boards and credentialing bodies. Note that the Texas program is not NBCC approved — it meets BHEC standards. Not sure if our hours count for your board? Email trainings@clcounseling.com.

Members of the Louisiana Counseling Association (LCA) receive a 15% discount on select trainings. Email trainings@clcounseling.com with your LCA membership information and we'll send your code right over.

After completing registration and payment, you will receive a confirmation email with access instructions. For self-paced programs, access is granted through our learning platform. For live sessions, a Zoom link will be sent before your scheduled date. Questions? Contact support@clcounseling.com or 225-405-1879.

Registration fees are nonrefundable but may be transferred to a future offering of the same program. Please contact us as soon as possible to arrange a transfer. ADA accommodation requests must be submitted at least 14 days before the program begins to support@clcounseling.com.