Supervision from therapists with deep trauma experience
Colorado LPC Supervision, part of My Denver Therapy, offers online LPC supervision for Colorado Springs candidates, with group supervision at $50 per supervision hour and individual supervision at $150. Colorado allows telesupervision, so you can work with an experienced therapist without driving I-25 to Denver. Our supervisors have heavy experience with PTSD, trauma and family therapy, and they’ve helped hundreds of therapist candidates become licensed in Colorado.
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Who is Colorado Springs LPC supervision for?
We work with candidates across the Pikes Peak region, including Fountain, Monument, Manitou Springs and Pueblo:
- LPCCs at agencies, group practices and community mental health centers
- Recent graduates of UCCS and other counseling programs who are staying in the area
- MFTCs working toward the LMFT
- ADDCs working toward the LAC in residential treatment or recovery programs
Can your supervisors help with military-connected clients?
We can help with the PTSD, trauma and family issues those clients bring, though we aren’t a military-specific practice. Colorado Springs is home to Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base and the U.S. Air Force Academy, so many candidates here see service members, veterans and their families. Cases like these are a good fit for supervision with us:
- Trauma and PTSD treatment planning
- Family therapy when a move or deployment has strained a family
- Couples work where one partner’s trauma has become part of the relationship
For questions about military culture or VA systems, it can help to add a consultant who has worked inside that system. Consultation is useful, but it doesn’t count toward your required supervision hours.
Can LPC supervision be fully online in Colorado?
Yes. C.R.S. 12-245-604 allows clinical supervision in person or by telesupervision. Your supervisor doesn’t need to be in your city, but they do need to be licensed in Colorado and qualify under the board’s rules.
How do online supervision groups work?
Each group meets online once a month with 10 or fewer supervisees and logs 2 group supervision hours per meeting. One group a month adds 24 group hours a year, and you can join more than one to build hours faster.
- Groups currently meet on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
- Most groups mix license types, and a few are specialty groups.
- Individual supervision is by appointment.
Read more about online group supervision.
How much does LPC supervision cost?
At Colorado’s 2,000-hour minimum, an LPCC’s 100 supervision hours cost between $10,000 and $15,000 with us, depending on your mix of group and individual hours. There are no packages or required combos.
| Service | Format | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Group supervision | Online, 10 or fewer supervisees | $50 per supervision hour |
| Individual supervision | Online by default | $150 per supervision hour |
See our supervision rates and the full Colorado LPC requirements.
Who would supervise you?
All of our supervisors are working therapists at My Denver Therapy, one of the largest therapy practices in Colorado. We’ll match you by license type, specialty and schedule.
- Courtneyrose Chung, LPC, LMFT, LAC, AAMFT-approved supervisor, works with acute and complex trauma and leads group supervision.
- Allie Evans, LMFT, AAMFT-approved supervisor, works with trauma and young adults and is EMDR certified. She meets with supervisees online only.
- Leigh Anne Hague, LPC, sees children, teens, adults and couples.
- John Hague, LPC, has more than 10 years of experience with couples, men and adolescents.
Common questions from Colorado Springs candidates
Can I meet with a supervisor in person?
Our offices are in Denver, Greenwood Village and Lone Tree, with Lone Tree the closest to Colorado Springs. In-person individual supervision is available on request, but almost everyone chooses online.
How many supervision hours do I need for my LPC?
LPCCs need 100 supervision hours at the 2,000-hour practice minimum. At least 50 must be individual, and up to 50 can be group or triadic.
Can I keep my supervisor at work and add one of yours?
Yes. Colorado’s LPC rule says supervised practice may involve more than one supervisor. Each one needs to qualify and keep records of the hours they supervised.
Do you supervise MFTCs and ADDCs in Colorado Springs?
Yes, online. Courtneyrose and Allie supervise MFTCs, and Courtneyrose supervises ADDCs working toward the LAC.
Ready to join a group from Colorado Springs?
Tell us your license type, the kinds of clients you see, and whether you want group, individual supervision or both. One of our supervisors will reach out directly.