Clinical supervision is formally defined as a relationship between members of a specified profession that is (a) evaluative, (b) extends over time, (c) serves to enhance skills, (d) monitors the quality of services offered, and (e) acts as the gatekeeper to the profession.

Clinical Supervision

At TASC, we offer independent clinical supervision  for emerging therapists and licensed mental health providers in Wisconsin. Our approach fosters autonomy and excellence, empowering therapists to competently and confidently flourish in their careers.

Supervision at TASC provides emerging therapists with the support needed for a successful career as a holistically-prepared provider & licensed providers with a platform to reflect on & expand capacities.

Emerging Therapists

TASC Psychology offers individual, dyad, and group supervision, for those working towards professional licensure in Professional Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy. With flexible options for in-person or virtual formats, supervision complies with discipline-specific licensing requirements in the State of Wisconsin, as outlined by the Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS).

Licensed Providers

Even well-established therapists seek supervision for a variety of reasons —for ongoing support, to enhance competencies, resolve ethical dilemmas, ensure adherence to standards, receive support with their own supervision practices, and occasionally as required by a licensing board or regulating body.

Supervision for licensed professionals provides more formal and individualized support to aid in the acquisition of skills and focus on specific practices. It promotes continued learning and helps clinicians stay updated on the latest research, treatments, and ethical standards.

Going beyond the oversight of cases, we provide a framework that places equal emphasis on all aspects of your development & practice.

Framework & Approach

Supervision at TASC is structured according to the American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines for best practices. Thus, a competency-based model sets the foundation for supervision with the integration of developmental concepts and psychotherapy-based models. This approach ensures competence and preparedness, along with an organic flow of theory and practice. 

As mental health providers, the invitation to travel alongside someone is a privilege that comes with great responsibility —we understanding the importance of having a knowledgeable & supportive supervisor by your side.

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Balance

We’ll explore and integrate practices for time management and boundaries to cultivate an equilibrium that balances your career and nurtures your well-being.


Ethics

Ethics are fundamental to your career and supervision. Supervision focuses on ethical decision-making skills to navigate complex issues with integrity.


Competence

As you expand your knowledge base, strengthen clinical skills, and sharpen you’ll feel equipped to competently deliver services and address diverse situations.


Confidence

Confidence is essential for effectiveness. Through reflective inquiry and validation of strengths, supervision will assist you cultivate confidence in judgment and skills.


Autonomy

Supervision prioritizes the development of autonomy in your practice, as you foster your professional independence and self-direction.


Frequently Asked Questions

Good supervision is highly sought-after & increasingly recognized as critical to learning, maintaining & improving professional skills.

You are an important factor in someone’s journey & supervision should be an important factor in yours. 

When your clients choose you, choose TASC for your supervision needs.

Get started & schedule an initial consultation today.