Grow Into the Therapist You Want to Become

Clinical supervision is about more than completing hours toward licensure. It is a space to develop your clinical judgment, strengthen your confidence, explore the challenges that arise in this work, and begin discovering who you are as a therapist.

I offer supportive, collaborative clinical supervision for counselors in Colorado who are working toward licensure and looking for a space where they can bring questions, uncertainty, difficult cases, successes, and the parts of being a therapist that aren't always talked about.

You don't need to have everything figured out before walking into supervision. My role is not to shape you into a particular kind of therapist, but to help you develop the knowledge, self-awareness, clinical skills, and confidence to become the therapist you want to be.

My Approach to Clinical Supervision

I believe some of the most meaningful professional growth happens when we feel supported enough to be curious, ask questions, acknowledge what we don't know, and reflect honestly on our work.

My approach to supervision is collaborative, relational, and trauma-informed. Rather than approaching supervision from a place of having all the answers, I see it as a space for us to think together—exploring clinical decisions, considering different perspectives, strengthening your skills, and helping you develop greater trust in your own clinical judgment.

There is also a human being behind the role of therapist. This work can be meaningful, challenging, exhausting, and deeply personal. Supervision can include conversations about boundaries, burnout, vicarious trauma, self-awareness, and how your own experiences may show up in the therapy room.

My hope is that supervision becomes a space where you can grow not only in clinical competence, but also in confidence, authenticity, and connection to the kind of therapist you want to be.

Experience I Bring to Supervision

As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC), I bring more than 17 years of experience in the mental health field and more than 13 years of experience as a therapist to my work with supervisees.

Throughout my career, I have worked with a wide range of clinical concerns and populations, with particular experience in:

• Trauma and complex trauma

• PTSD

• Grief and loss

• Addiction and recovery

• Trauma-informed care

• EMDR-informed clinical work

• Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY)

• Somatic and body-based approaches

• Burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma

My experience allows us to explore not only individual cases, but also case conceptualization, therapeutic relationships, professional boundaries, ethical decision-making, clinician wellness, and the development of your own therapeutic style.

What Supervision May Include

Supervision may focus on:

• Case conceptualization

• Treatment planning

• Ethical decision-making

• Clinical documentation

• Professional identity development

• Trauma-informed care

• Grief and loss work

• Self-awareness and clinician wellness

• Building confidence and competence as a clinician

Together, we will work to strengthen your clinical skills while supporting your development as an authentic and effective therapist.

Clinical Supervision for LPC Candidates in Colorado

I provide individual clinical supervision for clinicians working toward their Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) licensure in Colorado. Supervision is available virtually, allowing me to work with LPC candidates throughout the state. Whether you are beginning your post-graduate clinical experience or are further along in the licensure process, supervision can provide a consistent space to strengthen your clinical skills, work through challenging cases, develop confidence in your decision-making, and continue discovering who you are as a therapist. I particularly enjoy working with clinicians who are interested in trauma-informed care, grief and loss, addiction and recovery, and somatic or body-based approaches to therapy. You do not need to specialize in these areas to work with me.

Online Clinical Supervision Throughout Colorado

Clinical supervision is available virtually for counselors working toward LPC licensure throughout Colorado. Meeting online allows us to create a consistent and supportive space for supervision, whether you are building your career in a larger city or practicing in a smaller or more rural community.

I provide online clinical supervision to eligible clinicians in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Grand Junction, Buena Vista, Salida, and communities throughout Colorado.

Wherever you are in the state, my goal is to offer a collaborative space where you can ask questions, explore challenges, strengthen your clinical skills, and continue developing confidence in who you are as a therapist. If you are interested in learning more about supervision services, I invite you to reach out. I would be happy to discuss your professional goals and explore whether working together would be a good fit.

Adrienne Burns, M.S. Ed., LPC, LAC, RYT200, TCTSY-F

Supporting clinicians as they grow in confidence, competence, and connection to their work.

I provide high quality and affordable supervision to ensure that the mental health field continues to produce professionals that are ready to face the challenges of the profession while maintaining healthy self-care. I am offering individual supervision at $125 per hour. 

Contact me to set up an appointment today! Schedule your free initial consultation to see if I am a good fit for you and your practice.