Supervisee Expectations: Be willing to show up as a full human in the room - all the messiness, imperfection, humor, tenderness that comes with it. Be honest about the cases, questions, and internal dynamics you’re struggling with — this is where meaningful supervision begins. Stay on top of your licensure requirements and know when your renewal date is approaching. Know your boards expectations of associates in your state and stay on top of them. Use your full professional title — Professional Counselor Associate or Marriage and Family Therapist Associate — on all written materials (email signature, website, directories, marketing, etc.), as required by the Board. (This does not apply to Washington and California based associate clinicians). Include my name and credentials on all professional materials where your title appears (not required in California). Keep notes from our supervision sessions and maintain a record of what we’ve discussed throughout your associate years. Come to supervision with intention — bring cases, questions, or reflections to help guide our time and support your growth. Submit payment for supervision on the day of each appointment.