Clinical Supervision
Shannon Langlois-Kondracki is happy to offer supervision to Limited License Social Workers and fully Licensed Social Workers!
What is Clinical Supervision?
Clinical supervision in Michigan is a formal, ongoing relationship where a licensed therapist guides and evaluates a supervisee toward independent licensure or continued competence. It includes regular, documented meetings for case review, ethics and law instruction, skill-building, clear learning goals, and performance feedback. It follows state rules on frequency, length, and content, stresses client safety, proper records, and reflective practice.
Key Requirements for full LICENSURE
Total Hours:
4,000 hours or 2 full years of post-master’s experience in your field (macro or clinical)
Workload:
Work an average of 16–40 supervised hours per week.
Timeline:
You have up to 6 renewals (7 years total) as an LLMSW to finish required hours and pass the exam.
Supervision:
100 hours of supervision under a fully licensed LMSW in your same practice area
Exam:
After completing all the supervised requirements, you must pass the licensing exam
Price of Supervision
You may use up to two one-hour sessions each month to fulfill your supervision needs, per Michigan's Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) standards. The remaining hours can be spent using group supervision settings.
If you are an LLMSW in Michigan looking for supervision to complete your full licensure requirements, please review the rates indicated below. Individual or group supervision is a possibility. You are welcome to choose whatever works best for you!
