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Intern Testimonials

"I was relying on free group supervision before Becky that was leaving me confused, unsupported, and doubting myself. Becky helped instill a confidence in me that has led to further growth as a clinician and individual. She offers applicable and much needed advice for routes for treatment while also incorporating my own style and opinion. Would highly recommend for supervision and felt well prepared and like supervision at the end before licensure was almost not needed. I definitely would not have felt that way. if I had just stuck with my previous "free" supervision.”

- Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern who became licensed

I highly recommend Becky as a supervisor! I came from some supervision where I was treated clinically, and who I was as a human was pushed to the side. I feel as though Registered Interns can really be taken advantage of so it is so important to have a supervisor who truly cares and will help you navigate the ins and outs of the field. We often are not taught what to look out for and this can easily cause us to be taken advantage of by others. Becky was able to teach me things to look out for and helped me through a really difficult job transition where I was being taken advantage of. She really helped me regain my confidence and helped me improve my areas of difficulty such as being direct with clients, having firm boundaries, and voicing my needs within my new place of employment. Becky was able to help me navigate the intricacies of handling my own personal difficulties while also being a clinician.

- Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern who became licensed

“The entire experience was positive and helped me grow as a clinician.”

- Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern who became licensed

What was particularly helpful during your supervision experience with Rebecca?

“Viewing and discussing client concerns though a multi-faceted lens when case consulting, challenging my Imposter Syndrome, Willing to share additional resources/tools/techniques that were helpful to my clients.”

- Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern who became licensed

“As a token of my appreciation for all that I have learned from each of you, here is something odd and symbolic of the time we’ve shared and what each of you has taught me on my counseling journey…

This claims to be a toothpick holder. However, what caught my eye were the two flowers – the yellow one in full bloom, the orange one a bit funky and disheveled. I’m thinking the orange one might need a little more water, possibly sunlight. There have been a number of times I have felt like that weird little orange flower and come to you (more than any other counselor) in hopes that you’d share some water and sunlight in the forms of information and reassurance, which you always have. Being able to do that definitely helped to boost my confidence, as well as feel okay about seeking assistance. I hope to one day be the full blossoming flower and share some water and sunlight with the goofy little flower. This, by the way, is probably the corniest I have ever sounded in my life. I have enjoyed getting to know you this year and hope the future brings you tons of great joy!”

- Graduate Counselor Intern

“You are my hero!”

- Graduate Counselor Intern

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