Supervision That Understands Where You Work.
Affordable small-group supervision for Virginia Residents in Counseling — with particular depth for clinicians in corrections, Community Service Boards, crisis, and other complex systems. All practice settings welcome.
Now Accepting Interest
Launching July 2027. Accepting inquiries now.
What This Is
Open Road offers supplemental group supervision for Residents in Counseling working toward licensure in Virginia. My background spans correctional behavioral health leadership, Community Service Board-adjacent crisis and forensic work, university-level clinical training, and private practice — which means I can meet you where you are, regardless of where you work. The supervision is rigorous and practically grounded whether you're doing intake assessments in a jail, carrying a caseload at a CSB, managing crises in a community mental health setting, or seeing clients in outpatient private practice. Groups are kept small, sessions are two hours biweekly, and the monthly fee is $250 — structured to be accessible to Residents in Counseling who are still building their careers.
I am currently completing the requirements for board-approved clinical supervisor status in Virginia, with approval anticipated in late May 2027. Initial supervision cohorts are planned to begin in July 2027. I am actively seeking Residents in Counseling who are interested in joining and would welcome a phone consultation before that date — both to answer your questions and to ensure the group is a good fit before cohorts are formed.
Supervision Formats
Small Group Supervision
The primary offering. Small cohorts meet biweekly for two-hour structured group supervision sessions — focused on case consultation, professional development, and peer learning. Groups are intentionally limited in size so every participant gets real engagement, not just a seat in a room.
- Biweekly sessions — two hours each
- $250 per month, flat rate
- Complex and high-acuity case consultation
- Professional development and clinical skill building
- Peer community of clinicians at similar career stages
- Documentation guidance and professional support
Individual Supervision
Available by arrangement for Residents in Counseling with specific needs or scheduling constraints that make group supervision a poor fit. Contact me to discuss whether individual supervision makes sense for your situation.
- Available by arrangement
- Tailored to individual clinical goals and developmental stage
- Flexible scheduling for clinicians with complex or shift-based schedules
What We Focus On
Supervision built for serious clinical work — wherever that happens.
High-Acuity Case Consultation
Structured consultation on complex, ambiguous, and high-risk presentations — the kind that come up in corrections, CSBs, crisis work, and community mental health settings, and that outpatient practice can surface too.
Clinical Confidence
Developing the grounded assurance to work effectively under pressure, with difficult populations, and in systems that weren't always designed to support the clinician doing the work.
Professional Development
Building the skills, habits, and professional identity that define a strong clinician — at any stage and in any setting.
Peer Community
A small cohort of clinicians doing serious work across different settings — corrections, CSBs, crisis, community mental health, outpatient — who understand each other's environments and can learn from the differences.
Who This Is For
Virginia Residents in Counseling at any practice setting.
This supervision is open to Residents in Counseling working toward licensure in Virginia across all practice settings. My background gives me particular depth with clinicians working in correctional facilities, Community Service Boards, crisis stabilization units, forensic settings, and other high-acuity or complex environments — but that experience translates directly to outpatient work too. The clinical challenges of risk assessment, complex presentations, ethical ambiguity, and professional sustainability don't belong to any one setting. If you're doing serious clinical work and want supervision that takes it seriously, you belong here.
Open Road provides supplemental supervision. Residents in Counseling should confirm that this arrangement meets the requirements of their licensure board and primary supervisor.
Interested in joining a July 2027 cohort?
I'm scheduling brief phone consultations now — before cohorts are formed — to answer questions and make sure the group is a good fit. Reach out to start that conversation.