What Is IFS?
Individual Psychotherapy
LGPC Supervision
FAQs
What Is IFS?
Individual Psychotherapy
LGPC Supervision
FAQs
We'll use IFS concepts to understand your clients — and to understand the parts of you that activate, shut down, or over-function in the clinical relationship.
Practice is not culturally neutral. Supervision here takes seriously the ways race, identity, and power dynamics live inside the therapy room.
Supervision toward LCPC licensure in Maryland, with documentation and hour tracking to keep you on track toward your goals.
✓ Licensed Graduate Professional Counselors (LGPCs) in Maryland seeking LCPC licensure
This supervision relationship is for counselors who are serious about developing as clinicians, not just completing requirements. You want a supervisor who challenges you, who sees you, and who is genuinely invested in the kind of therapist you're becoming.
✓ Clinicians interested in learning IFS and integrating it into their practice
✓ Counselors working with BIPOC clients who want culturally grounded supervision
✓ Early-career therapists ready to invest in their clinical identity, not just their hours
Exploring what activates in you in the room — with curiosity, not shame — so your parts don't run the session.
Getting clear on your values as a clinician, your theoretical orientation, and the kind of practice you're building.
Developing your ability to understand clients through an IFS lens — their parts, their protectors, their Self-energy.
Navigating complex ethical situations with a grounded, thoughtful framework rooted in both standards and values.
Ongoing reflection on how race, culture, and identity shape the therapeutic relationship — for both you and your clients.
Tracking supervised hours, completing required documentation, and staying on pace toward your LCPC.