Associate Supervision
Guiding AMFTs and APCCs in the Art of Ethical, Embodied Care
At Wellbeing Collective, supervision is more than a requirement—it's a relational journey that supports emerging therapists in developing clinical excellence, inner clarity, and professional confidence. Our supervision model is rooted in presence, integrity, and whole-person growth.
Through reflective dialogue, skill-building, and embodied exploration, we guide Associate MFTs and PCCs to navigate the complexities of therapeutic work with courage, compassion, and deep ethical grounding. Whether you're looking to refine your voice, expand your clinical insight, or align your practice with your values, this is a space to grow with guidance, authenticity, and care.
Path to Licensure In California: The 3,000-Hour Journey
Why Supervision Matters
Supervision is more than a requirement—it’s a space to grow, reflect, and be held in your work. Through supervision, you will:
Receive guidance and mentorship from licensed professionals with years of clinical experience.
Deepen your clinical skills in assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and therapeutic presence.
Process countertransference and emotional responses in a supportive environment.
Integrate ethical and legal standards into your everyday practice.
Build confidence and clarity in your therapeutic identity.
Our Approach
At Wellbeing Collective, we approach supervision through the lens of ethical embodied care. This means:
Ethics are not just rules but relational commitments—to our clients, our communities, and ourselves.
Embodiment is central to healing—we support you in cultivating awareness of your own body, nervous system, and presence in the room.
Care is both personal and systemic—we examine how larger systems (race, gender, class, etc.) impact our clients and our work as therapists.
We hold space for your whole self as you learn to hold space for others.
Supervision at Wellbeing Collective also ensures that your clinical work aligns with the professional standards set by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS), a vital part of your path toward licensure.
Currently Accepting Applications For March 2026