Clinical Supervision for
LMFT Associates & Student Interns
Beginning your journey as a therapist is both meaningful and challenging. The early years of clinical work often bring excitement, uncertainty, and a deep desire to grow in your skills and professional identity. Growth rarely happens in isolation, which is why supervision is such an essential space.
At Trellis Therapy, we approach supervision as a collaborative, systemic, and developmentally informed process. We provide LMFT Associates/Candidates and MFT student interns in Oklahoma and North Carolina with a supportive environment to deepen clinical understanding, explore their professional identity, and build competence and confidence in working with individuals, couples, and families.
Taylor Holloman M.S., LMFT, AAMFT approved supervisor candidate provides the clinical supervision at Trellis Therapy.
My Approach
I, Taylor, bring a relational, empathic, and culturally attuned approach to supervision. As an AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidate, I have training in helping MFTs develop both their clinical skills and professional identity.
Supervision is designed to help clinicians develop in the following areas:
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Enhance clinical skills and case conceptualization​
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Develop confidence and competence as a therapist​
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Explore self-of-the-therapist dynamics​
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Strengthen systemic thinking​
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Ethical decision making​
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Case documentation and case management​
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Develop a professional identity within the field of Marriage and Family Therapy​
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Prepare for independent licensure​
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Understand practicing in a private practice setting​
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And more based on your unique needs and goals​
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As a supervisor, I use an EFT and IFS framework while paying attention to the developmental level of the clinician. I use this integrated model to help clinicians explore case conceptualization, relational dynamics, and self-of-the-therapist work that strengthens clinical skills and confidence. Supervision also includes ongoing reflection around cultural humility, recognizing that effective therapy requires sensitivity to the diverse experiences and identities of the clients we serve.
My goal is to provide a supportive space where emerging therapists feel encouraged, challenged, and prepared to flourish in the field of Marriage and Family Therapy.
Who is a good fit for supervision
at Trellis Therapy?
Supervision at Trellis Therapy is most meaningful for clinicians who are curious, reflective, eager to grow their own clinical approach, and want to develop a deeper understanding of their professional identity. It is ideal for those who are committed to growth, are willing to challenge themselves, and embrace opportunities for learning.
If this resonates with you, supervision at Trellis Therapy provides a supportive, collaborative environment to grow in competence and confidence while preparing for independent practice.
Frequently Asked Questions about LMFT Supervision
Who can receive supervision at Trellis Therapy?
Supervision is available for LMFT Associates in North Carolina and graduate student interns in Oklahoma or North Carolina pursuing a degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. Supervision is offered to employees or interns of Trellis Therapy or those who work at a different practice/agency.
Do you offer LMFT supervision in Oklahoma and North Carolina?
Yes. Supervision is available for clinicians practicing in Oklahoma and North Carolina, in alignment with state regulations and professional requirements. Please inquire for more details regarding the specific requirements in your state.
How much does supervision cost?
For those who are employed by or an intern at Trellis Therapy and pursuing an LMFT, supervision is free of charge. Supervision is offered in both individual and group formats. For those who work at a different agency or practice the fees are the following:
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Individual Supervision: $75 per hour
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Group Supervision (2 or more clinicians): $60 per hour per person
What clinical approaches influence your supervision?
Supervision is grounded in systemic and relational approaches, with particular influence from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and Internal Family Systems (IFS). I also have training in a wide range of modern and postmodern family systems theories and evidence-based approaches including: Structural, Strategic, Bowen, Experiential, Narrative, Solution-focused, CBT, ACT, and the Gottman Method. I am able to provide a flexible systemic framework to support developing clinicians regardless of their modality of choice.
How do I inquire about supervision?
If you are interested in supervision at Trellis Therapy, you are welcome to reach out via the form below or email info@trellistherapy to learn more about current supervision opportunities.
Getting Started
If you are a developing therapist seeking supervision that supports both clinical growth and professional development, I would be glad to connect. Supervision is an opportunity to slow down, reflect on your work, and build the skills and confidence needed to thrive as a clinician.
Please reach out to learn more about supervision opportunities at Trellis Therapy!
Locations:
Oklahoma:
3408 NW 178th St
Edmond, OK 73012​
North Carolina:
Virtual​
Our Mission:
Helping you and
your relationships flourish.
