Supervision

Clinical Supervision for Social Workers

Become the clinician
you want to be.

Clinical supervision should be more than accumulating hours toward licensure.

It should help you develop your clinical judgment, confidence, professional identity and therapeutic voice.

At Eudaimonia, supervision is collaborative, supportive, challenging and growth-oriented.

Supervision for Florida Social Work Interns

As a Florida Qualified Supervisor, Nan provides clinical supervision for Registered Clinical Social Work Interns pursuing clinical licensure.

Florida requires registered clinical social work interns to complete supervised post-master's experience under a Board-approved Qualified Supervisor. The Florida Board currently identifies requirements including 100 hours of supervision over at least 100 weeks and 1,500 hours of face-to-face psychotherapy.

Before beginning supervision

Prospective supervisees should verify their intern registration and the supervisor's current Board approval before counting supervised hours toward licensure.

02 — Clinical Development

What We Will Work On

01

Clinical Skills

Assessment • Diagnosis • Case Conceptualization • Treatment Planning

02

Professional Practice

Documentation • Ethics • Boundaries • Risk Assessment

03

Therapeutic Development

Trauma-Informed Care • Therapeutic Alliance • Clinical Interventions

04

Professional Identity

Confidence • Clinical Voice • Career Development • Leadership

05

Advanced Areas

Trauma • PTSD • EMDR • Military/Veteran Mental Health • Crisis Intervention • Integrated Behavioral Health

03 — Philosophy

My Supervision
Philosophy

Challenge. Support. Inspire. Flourish.

You should be able to bring difficult cases, mistakes, uncertainty and questions into supervision without fear of judgment.

My goal is to help you think clinically—not simply tell you what to do.

Together, we will work toward developing your own clinical voice.