Here in Michigan Limited License Master Social Workers looking to take their clinical MSW licensure exam must first complete 4,000 hours of clinical services under the supervision of a fully licensed Master Social Worker. This supervision comes in the form of weekly meetings (either individually or in a group) to review cases, questions, and support you while you build your clinical skills. The hours are tracked and signed off on (I suggest you have me sign them monthly).

I adhere to the NASW guidelines for supervision. Those guidelines can be found here:https://www.nasw-michigan.org/page/Supervision-FAQs

Essential elements of supervision include a Supervision Agreement which outlines expectations for both parties and the scope of supervision.

I utilize the NASW Michigan’s Licensure Supervision Agreement which can be found here: https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.nasw-michigan.org/resource/resmgr/Supervision/Licensure_Supervision_Agreem.pdf

I have social work experience in micro, mezzo, and macro settings. Micro: I have worked in case management, medical social work, private practice, group therapy settings. Mezzo: I have been the program facilitator for grant funded programs such as Total Trek Quest, I also am currently an adjunct professor at GVSU. Macro: I managed millions of dollars of grant funds, oversaw the implementation of grant funded programs/projects, and worked with school administrators to write the grants and discuss policy and programs that would work for them.

I charge $100 per hour of individual supervision. $40 per hour of group supervision.

The supervision agreement, records, and fees are all run through a webbed portal that you will also have access to at all times.