LPC Supervision

Empowering future counselors through mentorship, reflection, and skill development.

Now Accepting Associates

Congratulations on becoming an LPC Associate! This is such an exciting time in your career. Choosing the right LPC supervision is an important step. First, decide what matters most to you in your supervision experience. Then, interview supervisors to find the right fit. Make sure they can help you reach your goals and have time for you. You are worth the investment and the effort, so you can feel confident in your decision .

Dr. Nici Richardson-McFarland is a Licensed Board Supervisor and is passionate about mentoring and training Counselors and Therapists. Her belief is that supervision is a commitment to mentor, encourage, equip, and support. Supervision is not just meant to be a season, but a safe time to grow, and flourish in your professional development. She offers virtual and in person time. If you are interested in meeting Dr. Nici, please submit a contact request, or email dr.nici@crownofhopecounseling.com with your objectives and resume.

What LPC Supervision Looks Like

In LPC supervision, we meet regularly to review cases, strengthen clinical skills, and talk through ethical questions. Supervision is trauma‑informed and spiritually attuned. It supports your growth as a whole person, not just as a clinician. For example, we may focus on treatment planning, documentation, boundaries, and self‑care. We also make room for the questions that come with building a career in counseling. Dr. Nici is a board‑approved LPC Supervisor in Texas. As a result, your supervised hours can count toward full licensure. To review the current requirements, visit the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors. You can also read our frequently asked questions for more details.