You want to run your own practice.
We want to help
Why Winter Sage Counseling?
We believe associates and licensed therapists deserve to keep what they make and have a livable wage, rather than generate revenue for venture capitalists. If you are looking for wrap around support as you get your hours, or want to focus more on clients and less on the businesss side, you're in the right place.
Services
Supervision
We offer supervision on a monthly basis.
Four individual sessions and up to 2 joint sessions
$500
Access to insurance
We enable both associates and licensed therapists who are not independently panelled to bill through our insurance.
$250
Billing
For those working with us undersupervision or as a therapist associated with us, we offer insurance billing.
$150
About Supervision with Bobbie
I've spent 30 years helping people build skills to achieve their next goals in life.
As a supervisor, I encourage associates to explore their own truths about the therapist they want to be, providing scaffolding and support as you do so. You're the expert on you as a therapist. I am a guide with resources, experience, and compassion.
Supervision with me is a collaboration rooted in respect and transparency, building a relationship that supports you in your growth as you determine what it means to be a therapist. As a skills-based therapist myself, and a process expert with a long technical career, I offer associates tools and strategies for building and running your practice as well as those to use with your clients.
I offer discounted supervision for the first 50% of your hours.
I am especially passionate about working with associates who are:
- Building their own practices.
- Seeking support in navigating the licensure process while maintaining self-care and a healthy life-work balance.
- Serving diverse populations and considering the impact our structures and institutions have immediately and intergenerationally.
- Changing careers (or shifts in educational programs)
- Brining a feminist lense to their work.
- Members of communities traditionally excluded or marginalized societally, as well as within the helping professions.