LPC Supervision in Pennsylvania

Supportive, real-talk supervision for pre-licensed therapists who want to grow without burning out.

💻 Online Across PA • 🎓 21+ Years’ Experience
🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 Grounded in Ethics • 💜 Affirming & Inclusive

Christine Prebble, LPC, sitting in a cozy, professional office space — calm, approachable, and grounded — reflecting her honest, real-talk approach to supervision.

"I love that Chris has experience in so many different settings . . .she definitely knows her shit!"

~submitted by an LPC supervision client

Supervision That Doesn’t Sugarcoat Or Burn You Out

LPC supervision with me isn’t about checking boxes or pretending everything’s fine. It’s a space to get honest — about your clients, your questions, your doubts, and the kind of therapist you’re becoming.

We talk about real things. Power dynamics. Ethical gray areas. Imposter syndrome.

Boundaries to preserve your energy. What it means to care deeply without carrying it all.

With over 21 years in the field — including experience in community mental health, crisis response, school-based services, residential treatment, state prison, and private practice — I help you grow with confidence while staying grounded in who you are.

🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 This is supervision for therapists who want to grow in the field — without losing themselves in it.

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What To Expect From LPC Supervision

Meetings are structured, reflective, and tailored to what you actually need — not just what the board requires.

🗓️ Session Frequency: Weekly or biweekly, based on your schedule and Pennsylvania’s LPC requirements (2 hours of supervision for every 40 hours of work — including both direct and indirect client contact)

🧾 Documentation: Hours tracking, performance feedback, and LPC paperwork guidance

💬 Style: Candid, warm, grounded in real-world experience

🎓 Focus: Clinical insight, ethical decision-making, emotional regulation, boundaries, and showing up with authenticity

We’ll navigate tough moments, celebrate growth, and build the foundation you need to feel solid in your work — and in yourself.

Getting Started Is Simple

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Step 1: Step 1: Schedule a Free Consultation →We’ll talk through your goals, get a feel for whether we’re a good fit, and walk through next steps. No pressure — just real conversation.

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Step 2: Step 2: Set Up Supervision →If we decide to move forward, we’ll choose a start date, frequency (weekly or biweekly), and get paperwork in place. You’ll receive clear info about expectations, rates, and scheduling.

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Step 3: Step 3: Support That Keeps It Real →Supervision becomes your space to reflect, ask questions, stay grounded, and grow into the clinician you want to be — not just the one your textbooks trained for.

🤗 Supportive of all identities

🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 I meet you where you are, not where others say you should be

Who Thrives In Supervision With Me

✔️ Pre-licensed clinicians who want supervision that’s honest, supportive, and grounded in real-world experience
✔️ Therapists who think deeply about their work and want to grow without performative fluff
✔️ Supervisees who value candid feedback, strong ethical grounding, and space to reflect on what really matters
✔️ New professionals who want to integrate clinical skill with boundaries, authenticity, and voice

Who Might Want A Different Option

✖️ Anyone seeking administrative-only supervision (hour sign-off without reflection or support)
✖️ Clinicians who cringe at the occasional swear word or need strict black-and-white rules for every situation
✖️ Professionals looking for personal therapy — head here instead →
✖️ Individuals outside of Pennsylvania (I’m only licensed to provide formal LPC supervision in PA)

FAQ: LPC Supervision in Pennsylvania

What’s included in LPC supervision with you?

Supervision includes weekly or biweekly meetings, documentation review, support with ethical decision-making, and honest, real-time reflection on clinical work. We also cover boundaries, burnout prevention, and navigating gray areas — the stuff grad school didn’t always prepare you for.

Who can receive LPC supervision from you?

I offer formal supervision for pre-licensed clinicians and LAPCs working toward LPC licensure in Pennsylvania. If you're not sure whether your credentials qualify, reach out — we’ll clarify together.

How does LPC supervision work in Pennsylvania?

The PA State Board requires 2 hours of clinical supervision for every 40 hours worked (including direct and indirect hours). I’ll help you track everything accurately and stay on top of what’s required.

What kind of background do you bring to supervision?

I bring 21+ years of experience across community mental health, crisis response, school-based work, residential treatment, state prison, and private practice. Supervision with me blends real-world insight, ethical clarity, and a lot of practical, human-first support.

What’s your supervision style?

Candid, warm, and grounded in ethics. I don’t do scripts or sugarcoating — just honest reflection, steady encouragement, and clinical tools you can actually use.

How often are supervision sessions, and how long do they last?

Sessions are typically weekly or biweekly, depending on your needs and where you are in the licensure process. Each session is 2 hours unless otherwise arranged based on how many hours you are providing direct and indirect care to clients.

Where does supervision take place?

All sessions are held online via a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform, so you can join from wherever works best for you across Pennsylvania.

How much does LPC supervision cost?

Rates start at $100/hour for individual supervision. Group supervision is $75/person/hour. You’ll receive a full breakdown of investment and expectations during our consult.