Supervision Options & Cost
Investing in Your Clinical Future
Clinical supervision is a requirement on the road to LCSW licensure—but I believe it should be much more than that. The time you spend in supervision is an investment in the clinician you are becoming. The Bridge to Clinical Excellence combines clinical supervision, case consultation, professional mentoring, and structured learning to help you develop the confidence and clinical judgment needed for independent practice.
Group Supervision
$65 per supervision hour
Group supervision is the heart of The Bridge experience. Groups are intentionally limited to a maximum of six LMSWs so that everyone has an opportunity to participate, present cases, ask questions, practice clinical skills, and receive meaningful feedback.
Group Schedule
Two 2-hour virtual supervision sessions each month
4 supervision hours per month
Monthly Investment
$260 per month
Your group supervision experience includes:
Live virtual clinical supervision
Small-group learning
Bridge Consultation and case discussion
Structured clinical curriculum
Ethics and professional practice discussions
Assessment and diagnostic skill development
Documentation training
Clinical case conceptualization
Treatment planning
Professional development
ASWB-style practice questions and exam preparation
Bridge worksheets and learning resources
Supervision hour tracking
Access to supervisee resources as they become
available through The Bridge Portal
Maximum group size: 6 supervisees
Individual Supervision
$75 per supervision hour
Some clinicians prefer the privacy and individualized attention of one-on-one supervision.
Individual supervision provides dedicated time to focus on your clinical work, professional development, ethical questions, documentation concerns, career goals, and areas in which you would like additional support.
Individual supervision may also be useful when a situation arises that requires discussion outside of the regular group setting.
Individual Supervision Investment
$75 per 1-hour session
Individual supervision is scheduled based on availability and the supervision arrangement established between the supervisor and supervisee.
Which Option Is Right for Me?
Group Supervision May Be a Good Fit If You:
Enjoy learning from other clinicians
Want exposure to a variety of cases and perspectives
Value discussion and collaboration
Want structured clinical education in addition to supervision
Prefer a lower hourly supervision cost
Want to build professional relationships with other developing clinicians
Individual Supervision May Be a Good Fit If You:
Prefer one-on-one discussion
Have clinical or professional circumstances requiring greater privacy
Want supervision focused exclusively on your cases and professional development
Prefer individualized scheduling when available
Some supervisees may benefit from a combination of group and individual supervision depending on their professional needs.
Your Foundation Session
Before joining your regular Bridge supervision group, new supervisees complete an individual Foundation session (Build 1). This meeting allows us to establish the foundation for our
supervisory relationship before you enter the group.
During your Foundation session, we will review:
Your current employment and clinical responsibilities
Your professional background
Your goals for supervision
The Clinical Supervision Plan
Supervision expectations and responsibilities
Required documentation
Confidentiality and case presentation
Supervision hour tracking
The Bridge curriculum and program structure
Any questions you have before beginning
Think of this as laying the first plank of your Bridge.
Foundation Session: $75
What Is Not Included?
The Bridge supervision fee covers the supervision and program resources described above.
Supervisees are responsible for expenses associated with their own professional licensure, including applicable licensing and application fees, examinations, professional liability insurance, continuing education, and any other costs required by their employer or licensing authority.
A Note About Supervision Hours
Texas currently requires applicants pursuing LCSW licensure to complete at least 3,000 hours of supervised professional clinical experience over a minimum of 24 months, including at least 100 hours of supervisory sessions during the supervised experience. Supervision continues even once the hours are complete until the ASWB exam is passed and you are an LCSW.
The Bridge is structured to support supervisees as they work toward these requirements; however, each supervisee is responsible for understanding and meeting all current Texas licensing requirements.
Licensing regulations can change. Supervisees should always verify current requirements directly with the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council (BHEC).
More Than Supervision Hours
You aren't simply paying someone to sign a supervision form.
You're investing in the opportunity to develop your clinical skills, ask difficult questions, learn from mistakes in a supportive environment, receive consultation on challenging cases, strengthen your professional judgment, and prepare for independent clinical practice.
My goal isn't simply to help you earn the letters LCSW after your name.
My goal is to help you become the kind of clinician those letters should represent.
Ready to Cross the Bridge?
If you're interested in joining The Bridge to Clinical Excellence, the first step is to submit a
supervision inquiry.
We'll talk about your current position, your clinical responsibilities, your goals, and whether The Bridge is the right fit for you.
The Bridge to Clinical Excellence
From LMSW to Confident Clinical Social Worker.
More Than Supervision Hours.