Enhance Your Practice: Clinical Consultation for Mental Health Professionals
Understanding Your Challenges: Acknowledge the unique hurdles you face in your practice - from challenging client situations to ethical dilemmas. You're not alone in these struggles.
A Safe Space for Professional Growth: Our clinical consultation provides a confidential and supportive environment. Here, you can openly discuss and dissect your cases, gaining fresh perspectives without judgment.
Expert Facilitation for Insightful Discussions: Led by experienced professionals, each session is designed to maximize learning and reflection. Get actionable advice tailored to your specific situations.
As clinical supervisors, we aim to ensure that you feel you have our individualized attention. Our focus is on your clinical, personal, and professional growth. Our clinical consultants strongly believe in the value and necessity of good, quality, intentional individual clinical hours of supervision, counseling, and treatment while you accrue clinical hours out of supervision.
We provide clinical consultation because the contribution to the wellness of our profession is beneficial for the mental health field. If you're looking to provide clinical supervision or for private practice, we're here to support you.
Clinical supervision is helpful for any helper, family therapist, licensed professional counselor, or holistic practitioner.
Pricing for black, indigenous, and non-white individuals, immigrants, and refugees is available at a reduced rate.
Why to Invest in Clinical Consultation
Colorado Clinical Consultation with a Critical & Trauma Informed Lens
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Critical lens involves identifying and addressing systemic issues. Issues that contribute to social problems. This may involve working to change policies or advocating for legislative reform to address poverty, discrimination, or systemic oppression.
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Critical social work is rooted in the principles of social justice. This involves promoting fairness, equality, and dignity for all individuals. Social workers engaged in a critical lens may work to promote social justice through community organizing, advocacy, or political activism.
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A critical lens requires social workers to challenge power structures. Structures contributing to social inequality and oppression. This may involve working to empower individuals, families, and communities to take an active role in addressing social problems and advocating for the rights of marginalized and oppressed individuals.
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Critical social work requires social workers to work collaboratively with individuals and communities to identify and address social problems. By working collaboratively with communities, social workers can help build collective power and create meaningful change that improves the lives of children and those marginalized and oppressed.
Colorado Group Clinical Consultation
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1st Monday of the Month
5:00-7:00 PM MST
Jane Campbell and Ann Robinson facilitate this group.
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3rd Monday of the Month
5:00-7:00 PM MST
Jane Campbell and Ann Robinson facilitate this group.
Colorado Group Clinical Supervisors
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Ann Robinson she | her
LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER | THERAPIST | CLINICAL SUPERVISOR
I bring extensive experience to the supervision relationship, five years post MSW, to the clinical supervision team. I specialize in working with women ages 15+ for individual therapy, community-based provider, and group therapy who have experienced trauma, anxiety, and depression. At my core, I am a systems thinker and have worked in various large systems, including K-12 public education, child welfare, public health, community mental health, and foster care and adoption. I co-own Two Rivers Therapy in Fort Collins, Colorado, my private practice.
As a clinical supervisor, I bring a dynamic perspective, energy, and a systemic focus and lens. This helps supervisees feel supported, dig deeper into their clinical work, and identify behavior patterns (as professionals and with their clients) to have a more meaningful life and personal and professional growth. I'm passionate about helping your ground a theoretical orientation in your clinical work.
Building and maintaining learning spaces that feel meaningful is a strong priority. I am equally concerned with the health of the group space as I am about the topics we discuss.
I am an approved supervisor for Colorado LPCCs, SWCs, and LSWs. I have been providing supervision in a clinical capacity for four years.
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Jane Campbell she | her
LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER | THERAPIST | CLINICAL SUPERVISOR
My style is person-centered, non-judgmental, and relationship-focused.
I bring extensive experience as a K-12 social worker in public education, community mental health, outpatient therapy for adolescents, families, and adults, and consulting work in mental health law.
In my private practice, I use animal-assisted therapy to make counseling accessible and gratifying for every age group and increase a sense of self-worth. The human-animal bond can motivate us to seek profound connections with others and within ourselves.
As a clinical supervisor, I bring a blend of curiosity and expertise to the table that supports learning. I prioritize the depth of our relationship and the relationship of our groups to foster a learning environment that is healing, challenging, and creative.
I am an approved supervisor for Colorado LPCCs, LSWs, and SWCs.
Individual Clinical Consultation
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Ann Robinson, LCSW
INDIVIDUAL SUPERVISOR | FORT COLLINS | ONLINE
Ann Robinson is a compassionate and experienced individual supervisor for counselors and social workers in Colorado. With over 15 years of experience in the mental health field, Ann deeply understands clinicians' challenges in their work with clients. She is committed to providing a supportive, collaborative space for counselors and social workers to grow and thrive.
Ann believes that the therapeutic relationship is key to effective counseling, and she works with her supervisees to build and maintain strong connections with their clients. She also strongly emphasizes self-care, recognizing that the work of a counselor or social worker can be emotionally demanding.
Ann draws on various psychodynamic, humanistic, and dynamic approaches as a supervisor to help clinicians develop their skills and deepen their understanding of the therapeutic process. She is committed to empowering her supervisees to be the best therapists and supporting them in their ongoing growth and development.
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Kristen Dingwall, LCSW
INDIVIDUAL SUPERVISOR | FORT COLLINS | ONLINE
Kristen Dingwall is a highly skilled and experienced individual supervisor for counselors and social workers in Colorado. With over a decade of experience as a therapist and supervisor, Kristen deeply understands the challenges of the counseling profession. She is dedicated to supporting new and seasoned clinicians as they navigate the complex and rewarding therapy world.
Kristen provides a warm and nurturing environment where counselors and social workers can feel safe to explore their challenges, ask questions, and receive feedback. She is committed to empowering her supervisees to grow their skills and confidence and to build meaningful connections with their clients.
As a supervisor, Kristen draws on various evidence-based approaches, including CBT, DBT, and mindfulness, to help clinicians develop their clinical skills and self-awareness. She aims to help each supervisee become the best possible version of themselves as a therapist. If you're looking for a supportive and knowledgeable individual supervisor in Colorado, look no further than Kristen Dingwall.
Financial Investment for Colorado Clinical Supervision
Individual Supervision
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50 min | $200 for LSW, SWC & LPCC
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50 min | $100 for LSW, SWC, & LPCCs
50 min | $130 for LCSWs and LPCs
Group Supervision
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$50 per hour | $100 per month
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