Individual and Group Supervision available

Alexa Rodriguez is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with experience working in a variety of settings including foster care/adoption, domestic violence/sexual assault, inpatient, and outpatient therapy. She approaches her clients and clinical work with curiosity, integrity, as well as a sense of humor.

What brought Alexa to this work was a curiosity in understanding and learning how to help others navigate life experiences. Social work values are reflected in her upbringing. Alexa comes from a large complex family and it has shaped how she views humanity, systems, culture, agency, and the importance of maintaining hope. She hopes to continue collaborative work with others so that they may enhance their skills to navigate the cycles of creating meaningful lives and protecting their peace. It has been Alexa’s interest to reflect on who she is, the work she does, and what it means for us as a collective.

Alexa is offering clinical supervision to post-Masters clinicians and those with a few years of experience in the field. Alexa received clinical supervision training through the Therapy Development Center and utilizes the Integrated Developmental Model (IDM) in supervision. The IDM model supports supervisees in their professional growth by exploring the concepts of self-other, motivation, and autonomy while cultivating their unique therapeutic style.

Alexa hopes to create a safe collaborative space with supervisees who embrace empathy, social justice, and cultural awareness. In her free time, Alexa enjoys walking, camping, skiing, reality tv, watching sunsets, and stand up comedy.

Ted Koslowsky, M.S. LPC provides friendly, knowledgeable and fun clinical supervision for new, young, post-Master’s professionals, as well as those who are making a career change (Ted transitioned to counseling after spending years as an EMT in Boston). If you’re looking to hone your craft and make counseling part of (but not all of) who you are, this is your group.

Active participation and engagement by group members is encouraged! Members get support regarding current issues, challenges, and area of focus. We will review case presentations and discuss clinical topics, and receive feedback from all members of the group to maximize learning. Join us to process challenging cases and share references to outside resources (books, articles, training, workshops, etc.) so you can build your own tool library.

Ted has experience in PHP, IOP, community mental health, and private practice environments, and he holds certification in CBT and Prolonged Exposure for PTSD. In his spare time, he enjoys gardening, canoeing, and white water rafting, and building ceiling-mounted catwalks for his three cats – GG, Potato, and Cindy-Loo-Hoo. He also likes to bike around Philadelphia and listen to music.

In supervision, he takes the time to intentionally recognize and process the experience of being a therapist, working with other people, holding their stuff and ours while trying to make the best clinical decisions possible.

Wednesdays 7-8:00 p.m. Via Zoom

Abby finds joy, satisfaction, and hope in her therapeutic work. She brings years of experience in serving children, teens, and adults in a variety of inpatient and outpatient community mental health settings across the Philadelphia area, and combines clinical skills grounded in effective, evidence-based practices with a warm, genuine, and affirming therapeutic and supervisory presence.

Abby earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s degree in psychology from Oberlin College. She is currently in training for certification in Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy, an approach that puts the neuroscience of attachment theory into practice in the therapeutic relationship to work through past interpersonal traumas in a safe, empowering way. She is also trained and experienced in providing Dialectical Behavior Therapy to individuals and groups. Abby is excited to meet you and to be a part of your supervisory journey!

Lisa offers a one hour weekly group supervision for folks working to get their LPC. Lisa’s group offers space for clinical concerns and case discussion, and provides support, processing, education, feedback and problem solving.

This group is collaborative and Lisa tailors the learning to what topic areas feel alive including personal concerns, therapist identity and development, exploring theories and techniques, navigating systems, therapist self-care, and the licensure process.

Lisa currently works one on one with adults and has worked at MLCWC for the past ten years. Previously she worked in varied mental health and social work settings including day treatment, Outpatient and IOP for substance use.

Lisa works from multiple theoretical perspectives to holistically support clients using contextual, cognitive behavioral, trauma focused, and social justice frameworks amongst other modalities.

Individual supervision available / Group by request

Laura offers clinical supervision for candidates pursuing credentialing for Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC in PA) and ATCB’s Registered Art Therapist (ATR). At this time individual supervision is available via telehealth (until offices reopen safely). Group supervision may be available at a future date, so if you are interested please inquire.

As a therapist, Laura takes a trauma informed, strengths based approach to engaging clients in the therapeutic process. She utilizes a variety of approaches to best support the client, including but not limited to motivational interviewing, creative arts expression, mindfulness practices and dialectical behavior therapy skills. She has over a decade of clinical experience from a variety of workplace settings.

As a supervisor, Laura provides guidance with developing therapeutic tools for individual and/or group therapy, cultivating a professional identity and establishing essential self care practices. Laura may reference the DSM-5 and ADDRESSING model (Hays, 1996) during case consultation, as she feels it is important to consider the whole person in treatment. Laura is inspired to work with new professionals and help them navigate their way!