Clinical Supervision
What is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor?
AAMFT Approved Supervisors are seasoned clinicians who have completed specialized training in supervision and are recognized for their expertise in training the next generation of marriage and family therapists. They serve as mentors and guides, supporting supervisees in building on their strengths, developing clinical confidence, and deepening their therapeutic work. Supervision is a collaborative learning space that fosters growth, reflection, and strong ethical practice in marriage and family therapy (MFT).
Allen is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor providing Clinical Supervision to pre-licensed clinicians pursuing their LMFT. He also provides AAMFT Approved Supervisor Mentorship for systemic supervisors pursuing their Approved Supervisor designation.
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Finding the right clinical supervisor is an important step in your professional journey. You deserve a supervisor who supports your growth, helps you strengthen your clinical skills, and aligns with your goals as a clinician.
Interested in exploring supervision with Allen? Start by requesting a free, 15-minute consultation. This is an opportunity to talk about where you are in your career, what you hope to develop, and Allen’s approach to supervision to determine whether it feels like a good fit.
If it feels like a match, you can discuss supervision structure, fees, and scheduling. If not, Allen is happy to help you identify someone who may be a better fit for your needs.
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Supervision Resources
The AAMFT strives to honor the public trust in marriage and family therapists by setting standards for ethical practice as described in this Code. The ethical standards define professional expectations and are enforced by the AAMFT Ethics Committee.
The State Board of Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors protects the public from unprofessional, improper, unauthorized and unqualified practice of social work, licensed marriage and family therapy and licensed professional counseling.
The official Pennsylvania Code, Chapter 48, which contains the state regulations governing the licensure and professional conduct of Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs). It is published on the Pennsylvania Code and Bulletin website
Note: The AAMFT Code of Ethics will serve as a foundational reference throughout clinical supervision. However, applicable state laws, regulations, licensing board requirements, and ethical standards governing the supervisee’s intended jurisdiction of licensure will take precedence where requirements differ or conflict.