Clinical Supervision for LPCC & LSW Candidates in Colorado

In search of a clinical supervisor who knows their stuff? Overcomers Counseling has got you covered! Our expert team is here to guide you on your journey to becoming a counseling superstar.

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Supervisors

Meet Our Clinical Supervisors

Dr. Bonna Machlan, PhD, LPC, CAS

Dr. Bonna Machlan, PhD, LPC, CAS

Shannon Matlock, LPC, NCC

Shannon Matlock, LPC, NCC

Deb Corbitt, LPC

Deb Corbitt, LPC

Marie-Kriz Whatley, LPC

Marie-Kriz Whatley, LPC

Margot Bean, LCSW

Margot Bean, LCSW

Jennifer Luttman, LPC, ACS

Jennifer Luttman, LPC, ACS

Arias Gonzales, LPC

Arias Gonzales, LPC

Mallory Heise, LPC, LAC

Mallory Heise, LPC, LAC

Shannon Hamm, LPC

Shannon Hamm, LPC

Tracey Lundy, LCSW

Tracey Lundy, LCSW

Jenifer Seas, LCSW

Jenifer Seas, LCSW

FAQs

FAQs about Clinical Supervision

Does Overcomers Counseling provide clinical supervision for LPCCs working toward LPC licensure in Colorado?

Yes — Overcomers Counseling offers structured clinical supervision for Licensed Professional Counselor Candidates (LPCCs) pursuing full LPC licensure, with supervisors available across our Colorado Springs, Aurora, Pueblo, and Fort Collins locations. Supervision is provided by licensed LPCs who meet Colorado's supervisor qualification standards, and caseloads are built to support both your clinical growth and your hour requirements.

What are Colorado's clinical supervision requirements to go from LPCC to LPC?

Colorado requires LPCCs to complete 2,000 post-degree supervised practice hours (including at least 1,500 hours of face-to-face client contact) along with 100 total supervision hours — a minimum of 50 individual, with the remainder allowed in group or triadic format at up to a 1:10 supervisor-to-supervisee ratio. Requirements are set by DORA's Division of Professions and Occupations and are worth confirming directly with the board, since rules can be updated.

Are there LPCC jobs available at Overcomers Counseling in Colorado Springs, Aurora, Pueblo, or Fort Collins?

Overcomers Counseling regularly hires LPCCs across its Colorado Springs, Aurora, Pueblo, and Fort Collins offices, as well as for statewide teletherapy roles. As part of a nearly 100-provider practice, LPCCs join a built-in referral network, steady client flow through major insurance panels and Medicaid, and consistent access to a supervising LPC from day one.

How long does it take to go from LPCC to LPC in Colorado?

Most clinicians take a minimum of 24 months to complete the required 2,000 supervised practice hours, since Colorado does not allow that experience to be compressed into a shorter timeframe. After hours and supervision requirements are met, candidates must also pass the National Counselor Examination (NCE) before applying for full LPC licensure.

What should I look for in a practice that offers strong clinical supervision toward licensure?

Look for a practice with licensed, qualified supervisors, manageable caseloads that let you actually reach your face-to-face hour minimums, and a mix of individual and group supervision format options. At Overcomers Counseling, LPCCs and LSWs get individual supervision paired with peer consultation, mentorship from experienced clinicians, and support navigating Colorado's specific documentation requirements.

Does Overcomers Counseling provide clinical supervision for LSWs or Clinical Social Worker Candidates (SWCs) working toward LCSW licensure in Colorado?

Yes — Overcomers Counseling supervises Licensed Social Workers (LSWs) and Clinical Social Worker Candidates (SWCs) pursuing full LCSW licensure, with supervision provided by Colorado-licensed LCSWs across our Colorado Springs, Aurora, Pueblo, and Fort Collins locations. Our supervisors provide the direct, individual supervision hours needed to keep your path to independent practice on track.

What are Colorado's supervision requirements to become an LCSW?

Colorado requires 3,360 post-degree supervised clinical hours over a minimum of 24 months, including at least 96 hours of supervision — with a minimum of 48 hours as face-to-face individual supervision — provided by a Colorado-licensed LCSW. Candidates must register as a Clinical Social Worker Candidate (SWC) with DORA before those hours begin counting, and must pass the ASWB Clinical exam before applying for full licensure.

How do I apply to be supervised by Overcomers Counseling?

Overcomers Counseling only provides clinical supervision to employed clinicians on our team — we don't offer supervision-only arrangements for candidates working elsewhere. If you're an LPCC or LSW/SWC looking for both a clinical position and a path to licensure, you can apply here.