At Bright Path Counseling and Consulting, LLC, we are proud to have an Approved Supervisor from each of the master’s level licenses in Georgia.
We provide distance or in-person clinical supervision towards licensure for LPC, LMFT, and LCSW. Our Clinical Director also provides supervision in Play Therapy for counselors who are working towards becoming Registered Play Therapists.
See below our team of supervisors and their service fees.
Brandy Rogers
LPC, CPCS, RPT-S
Mrs. Rogers specializes in the areas of play therapy, infant mental health, attachment and trauma. She is certified in TF-CBT and focuses on how to implement this trauma therapy with a play therapy approach. She is also registered as a Child Parent Psychotherapy which is a therapy that focuses on healing trauma that is impacting children ages 5 and younger. Mrs. Rogers’ approach to therapy is grounded in CBT, Attachment Theory and Family Systems. She is an active member of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network and has worked on projects promoting awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse. Mrs. Rogers is currently engaged in consultation with one of the leading developers of Child Parent Psychotherapy and other CPP Trainers to focus on dissemination of CPP via telemental health.
Brandy Rogers
LPC, CPCS, RPT-S
Mrs. Rogers specializes in the areas of play therapy, infant mental health, attachment and trauma. She is certified in TF-CBT and focuses on how to implement this trauma therapy with a play therapy approach. She is also registered as a Child Parent Psychotherapy which is a therapy that focuses on healing trauma that is impacting children ages 5 and younger. Mrs. Rogers’ approach to therapy is grounded in CBT, Attachment Theory and Family Systems. She is an active member of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network and has worked on projects promoting awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse. Mrs. Rogers is currently engaged in consultation with one of the leading developers of Child Parent Psychotherapy and other CPP Trainers to focus on dissemination of CPP via telemental health.
Mrs. Rogers’ approach to supervision is one of support and challenge. She follows the Integrative Developmental Model of Supervision in supporting and challenging therapists in a way that is aligned with their professional developmental phase.
She believes in supporting therapists in discovering their theory, their own individual clinical intuition and finding their natural rhythm as a therapist. Mrs. Rogers does both individual and group supervision for therapists seeking licensure as a Professional Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Social Worker. She also does supervision for therapists working to become Registered as Play Therapists.
Fully licensed and looking for Play Therapy supervision? Mrs. Rogers offers both once monthly group supervision or individual supervision for fully licensed therapists looking to obtain their RPT credentials or for those simply looking to add play therapy to their scope of work.
Group Supervision: $230 per month
Monthly group fees includes 3 hours of group supervision monthly plus up to 2 annual evaluations/professional development goal setting sessions (ethics and board requirement).
The monthly fee also includes accessibility to the clinical supervisor for urgent client needs in between supervision sessions at no additional cost. Therapists in group supervision commit to a group of peers that meet twice monthly for an hour and a half.
Individual Supervision: $100 per hour
Individual supervision is scheduled by each therapist through the portal and in accordance with the contract affidavit signed between the therapist and supervisor.
Dyadic Supervision: $75 per hour
Dyadic supervision is with 2 supervisees sharing a supervision hour. The upcoming board rule changes are expected to include a separation of group and individual supervision which will incorporate a group supervision maximum count. Dyadic supervision is often still considered within the individual supervision count.
