For the Next Generation
of Helping
Professionals
Clinical supervision for LMSWs and MHC-LPs that goes beyond counting hours. A space to find your voice, navigate your therapeutic identity, and build a sustainable practice.
More Than Just Hours
Supervision is often treated as a bureaucratic checkbox. I believe it is the most critical phase of your professional development. It is the container where you transform from a student into a confident clinician.
My approach is identity-first. We don't just talk about cases; we talk about you in the room. We explore countertransference, dismantle imposter syndrome, and cultivate a style that feels authentic to who you are.
Therapeutic Identity
Discovering your unique voice and clinical style.
Ethics & Boundaries
Navigating complex dilemmas with confidence and integrity.
Self-Preservation
Preventing burnout, managing vicarious trauma.
Therapeutic Modalities
Learning how to utilize different therapeutic modalities and techniques effectively.
Who I Support
LMSWs & MHC-LPs
Pre-licensed clinicians in New York seeking hours toward licensure (LCSW or LMHC).
Private Practitioners
Clinicians launching or growing their private practice who need guidance on the business side of therapy.
Post-Graduate
Newly licensed therapists seeking continued mentorship and advanced case consultation.
Ready to Deepen Your Practice?
- Individual & Group Supervision Available
Supervision is conducted virtually via secure video platform.
Common questions
- Who is clinical supervision for?
- Pre-licensed clinicians in New York seeking hours toward LCSW or LMHC licensure — LMSWs and MHC-LPs. Individual and group supervision are available, virtually. Not offered in New Jersey.
In brief
Clinical supervision at Elumina Psychotherapy is a form of identity-first mentoring for LMSWs and MHC-LPs in New York. Elena Conte, LCSW offers a place to find your therapeutic voice, navigate professional identity, and build a sustainable practice, beyond counting hours toward LCSW or LMHC licensure.
Supervision is often treated as a bureaucratic checkbox. Here it is the phase where a student becomes a confident clinician. Sessions talk about you in the room, including countertransference, imposter syndrome, and a style that feels authentic.
The work covers therapeutic identity, ethics and boundaries, self-preservation against burnout and vicarious trauma, and how to use modalities effectively. It is for pre-licensed clinicians in New York, private practitioners who want guidance on the business side of therapy, and newly licensed therapists who want continued mentorship. Individual and group supervision are available, virtually. This supervision is not offered in New Jersey. You can view Elena's supervisor profile on Motivo.