Supervision and Supervisory Billing
Build Experience While Working Toward Licensure
Our supervisory billing model may be appropriate for prelicensed LPCCs who want to gain clinical experience working with Medicaid clients while building a caseload and progressing toward professional licensure.
Through this arrangement, eligible clinicians may provide services under an approved supervisory and billing structure while receiving guidance related to clinical care, documentation, Medicaid requirements, ethical practice, and private-practice operations.
Supervisory Billing May Include
Guidance in developing and managing a caseload
Training related to Medicaid documentation and compliance
Support with treatment planning and clinical documentation
Administrative and clinical consultation
Private-practice implementation guidance
Oversight consistent with applicable professional and payer requirements
Assistance understanding the responsibilities of practicing under supervision
Supervision
Grow With Confidence, Competence, and Support
Congruency Counseling offers supportive and collaborative clinical supervision for LPCCs working toward professional licensure.
Supervision is designed to help developing clinicians strengthen clinical judgment, deepen self-awareness, navigate ethical responsibilities, build professional confidence, and form an authentic counselor identity.
Supervision Style
Our supervision approach is collaborative, reflective, developmentally appropriate, and grounded in ethical clinical practice. The goal is not simply to complete required hours, but to help clinicians develop the competence, confidence, and self-awareness needed for sustainable professional practice.
Areas of Focus May Include
Case conceptualization
Clinical assessment and treatment planning
Ethical decision-making
Documentation and record keeping
Therapeutic skills and interventions
Professional identity development
Counselor self-awareness
Boundaries and burnout prevention
Medicaid-specific training
Private-practice implementation
Internal Family Systems consultation
Ethical integration of a Christian worldview
Frequently Asked Questions For Clinicians & Professionals
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Supervisory billing provides eligible prelicensed clinicians with an opportunity to gain clinical experience while working under an approved supervisory and billing structure. At Congruency Counseling, this may include opportunities to work with Medicaid clients, develop a caseload, strengthen documentation and treatment-planning skills, and gain experience with the clinical and administrative aspects of private practice. Availability depends on clinician qualifications, practice capacity, supervision requirements, and current payer regulations.
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No. Although the two may work together, they serve different purposes. Clinical supervision focuses on your professional development, clinical skills, ethical decision-making, case conceptualization, and progress toward licensure. Supervisory billing refers to an arrangement that may allow an eligible prelicensed clinician to provide services under an approved billing and supervisory structure. The specific requirements and responsibilities of each arrangement will be discussed before services begin.
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Clinical supervision may be available to Colorado LPCCs working toward LPC licensure, as well as other developing clinicians when the supervisor’s credentials, competence, and scope of practice meet applicable requirements. Because every clinician’s situation is different, we recommend an initial consultation to discuss your education, employment setting, clinical experience, licensure goals, and supervision needs.
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Faith integration is available but is not required. For clinicians who desire it, supervision can include thoughtful exploration of how a Christian worldview intersects with counselor identity, clinical decision-making, ethics, and client care. Particular attention is given to maintaining appropriate boundaries, respecting client autonomy, and ensuring that spiritual or religious interventions are guided by the client’s beliefs, preferences, and treatment goals.
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Our employment needs change as the practice grows. Current openings are posted on our Employment Opportunities page. Even when we do not have a position that matches your experience or interests, we welcome inquiries from clinicians who feel aligned with Congruency Counseling’s values and would like to be considered for future opportunities.
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To express interest in joining Congruency Counseling, use the contact information provided on our Employment Opportunities page to send your résumé along with a brief introduction. Tell us a little about your clinical experience, populations or areas of interest, availability, and what you are looking for in a practice. If your experience and goals appear to align with a current or upcoming opportunity, we will reach out to schedule an initial conversation.