Our Supervision Teams by License Track
At My Qualified Supervisor, we understand that each licensure path in Florida has its own unique clinical, ethical, and academic requirements.
That’s why we’ve organized our clinical supervision team into three specialized tracks, each led by Board-approved Qualified Supervisors with experience in that specific discipline.
We proudly offer bilingual supervision services, ensuring that language is never a barrier to becoming a licensed psychotherapist professional in Florida.
- LMHC-QS Team
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Qualified Supervisors
Our LMHC-QS team supervises Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns (RMHCI). We focus on developing strong clinical documentation, ethical case formulation, and competencies across individual, group, and family counseling.
- Experience with CACREP-aligned training
- Support with case presentations and professional identity
🟦 LMHC-QS Team | Details
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Qualified Supervisors
Our LMHC-QS team supervises Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns (RMHCI). We focus on developing strong clinical documentation, ethical case formulation, and competencies across individual, group, and family counseling.
- Experience with CACREP-aligned training
- Support with case presentations and professional identity
At My Qualified Supervisor, our LMHC-QS team consists of licensed mental health professionals who are approved by the Florida Board to supervise RMHCI applicants. We specialize in helping interns build the clinical skills, confidence, and ethical foundation necessary for licensure and lifelong success as professional counselors.
🧠 Areas of Clinical Focus
Our LMHC supervisors offer expertise in the following domains:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and evidence-based interventions
- Trauma-informed care and emotional regulation strategies
- Diagnosis and treatment planning aligned with DSM-5
- Multicultural counseling and working with diverse populations
- Suicide risk assessment and safety planning
- Co-occurring disorders and substance abuse treatment
Interns are encouraged to explore multiple modalities including individual therapy, group therapy, and family systems approaches, within their scope and population.
📝 Supervision Structure
Our supervision program is designed to meet the requirements of Rule 64B4-2, F.A.C. and includes:
- 100 weeks of supervision with a Board-approved LMHC
- Minimum of 1,500 direct client hours
- Weekly individual 1:1 supervision sessions
- Review of clinical documentation: intake, SOAP/DAP notes, progress summaries
- Case presentations and discussion of ethical dilemmas
- Monthly self-evaluation and supervisor feedback
- Final Verification of Clinical Experience Form upon completion
We use structured competency checklists, goal-setting forms, and reflection journals to ensure that interns grow in line with CACREP’s professional identity development framework.
💻 Supervision Format & Flexibility
- Fully virtual supervision (HIPAA-compliant)
- Optional bilingual sessions (English / Spanish)
- Morning, evening, and weekend availability
- Templates, logs, and materials provided in editable format
📚 Support Beyond Supervision
Our LMHC-QS team also provides:
- Guidance on interpreting Florida Board letters
- Practicum-to-intern transitions
- Preparation for NCMHCE licensure exam (by request)
- Integration of cultural humility and personal clinical style
📩 Ready to Get Supervised?
Let us help you meet your licensure goals — ethically, confidently, and completely.
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- Name: Ana María López Medrano
- Credentials: LMHC, MS, QS, ACS
- About Me: I’m a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida, a Qualified Supervisor (QS) and an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS), with over 13 years of experience supporting mental health professionals throughout their licensure journey. I am the founder of My Qualified Supervisor, a company dedicated to guiding LMHC, LCSW, and LMFT candidates through supervision, practicum completion, and Board documentation. I also provide consultation and training to organizations in the U.S. and Latin America. My supervision style is structured, bilingual, and strengths-based — focused not only on clinical growth, but also on compliance, documentation, confidence, and career clarity.
- LCSW-QS Team
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Qualified Supervisors
Our LCSW-QS team works with Registered Clinical Social Work Interns (RCSWI), providing a social systems approach, clinical assessment, and case management support.
- Supervisors with experience in community mental health, hospitals, and trauma
- Specialized knowledge of social work ethics and fieldwork documentation
- Guidance on integrating theory and policy into clinical work
🟨 LCSW-QS Team | Details
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Qualified Supervisors
At My Qualified Supervisor, our LCSW-QS team consists of Board-approved supervisors licensed in Clinical Social Work, specifically trained to support Registered Clinical Social Work Interns (RCSWI) pursuing full licensure in Florida.
We understand the clinical, ethical, and systemic demands of the social work profession — and we’re here to guide you through every step of your licensure journey.
🧠 Areas of Clinical Focus
Our LCSW-QS team offers supervision aligned with the principles of social work and clinical mental health care, with a strong focus on:
- Psychosocial assessment and case conceptualization
- Trauma-informed care and crisis intervention
- Diagnosis and treatment using DSM-5
- Advocacy, policy-informed practice, and cultural competence
- Substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions
- Ethics and professional boundaries in complex settings (e.g., schools, hospitals, agencies)
Interns are encouraged to develop their voice as clinicians while integrating social justice, systems thinking, and strengths-based approaches into their clinical work.
📝 Supervision Structure
Our supervision for RCSWIs complies with Rule 64B4-2, F.A.C. and includes:
- 100 weeks of ongoing supervision
- 1,500 face-to-face client hours
- 100 total supervision hours
- Weekly 1:1 sessions (virtual)
- Ethical case discussions and risk management strategies
- Review of progress notes, treatment plans, and discharge summaries
- Goal-setting and monthly competency review
- Final Verification of Clinical Experience Form for licensure application
We emphasize clinical documentation, self-reflection, and practical preparation for licensed practice in agency, school, or private settings.
💻 Supervision Format & Flexibility
- 100% virtual supervision available
- English and Spanish options
- Customizable supervision logs and templates provided
- Support for international professionals with U.S. degree equivalency
📚 LCSW-Specific Support
In addition to supervision, our LCSW-QS team provides:
- Guidance on field placement verification requirements
- Assistance with deficiency letters related to coursework or practicum
- Coaching for post-licensure career planning
- Clarification of licensing timelines and Board expectations
📩 Ready to Get Supervised?
Start your clinical social work career with a team that understands your path, your code of ethics, and your commitment to community mental health.
- LMFT-QS Team
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Qualified Supervisors
Our LMFT-QS team provides supervision to Registered Marriage and Family Therapy Interns (RMFTI), with an emphasis on relational, systemic, and couple/family work.
- Qualified MFTs with experience in family therapy models
- Focus on relational dynamics, systemic thinking, and intergenerational patterns
- Assistance with MFT-specific forms, including relational hour tracking
🟩LMFT-QS Team | Details
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Qualified Supervisors
Our LMFT-QS team at My Qualified Supervisor is composed of Board-approved supervisors who specialize in systemic and relational therapy models, tailored specifically for those pursuing licensure as a Registered Marriage & Family Therapy Intern (RMFTI) in Florida.
We understand the unique clinical and academic requirements that LMFT interns must meet — including relational hour tracking, specialized coursework, and practicum equivalency. Our goal is to ensure that you gain the clinical competencies and confidence needed to work effectively with couples, families, and systems.
🧠 Areas of Clinical Focus
Our LMFT-QS team brings extensive experience in the following areas:
- Relational psychotherapy and systemic interventions
- Family and couple dynamics
- Intergenerational trauma and family-of-origin work
- Co-parenting, separation, and marital conflict
- LGBTQ+ affirming couple and family therapy
- Cultural factors in family therapy
- Use of genograms, communication maps, and narrative techniques
We support you in developing a strong clinical identity as a marriage and family therapist, helping you integrate theory with relational practice.
📝 Supervision Structure
Our LMFT supervision is fully aligned with Rule 64B4-2 and 64B4-21.007, F.A.C., and includes:
- 100 weeks of clinical supervision
- Minimum of 1,500 face-to-face client hours, including families and couples
- Weekly 1:1 or group supervision sessions (virtual)
- Focus on relational hour tracking and systemic case formulation
- Case presentation, documentation review, and legal-ethical discussion
- Final Verification of Clinical Experience Form and supervisor endorsement
📌 We also support those who need to complete practicum hours post-graduation, using the Graduate-Level Practicum Verification Form as required by the Board.
💻 Supervision Format & Tools
- Sessions conducted online via secure, HIPAA-compliant platform
- Optional bilingual supervision (English & Spanish)
- Editable supervision logs, relational hour trackers, and evaluation forms
- Step-by-step support with Board communication and documentation
📚 Specialized LMFT Guidance
Our LMFT-QS team goes beyond supervision:
- We help interpret deficiency letters related to missing practicum or coursework
- We provide practical tools for tracking relational hours
- We offer clinical resources aligned with family systems theory, Bowenian, structural, and strategic models
- We support LMFT interns transitioning to private practice, agency work, or group settings
📩 Ready to Begin Your LMFT Journey?
Our team is here to support your development as a relational therapist — from practicum through licensure.
- Supervision in English and Spanish
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We proudly offer bilingual supervision services, ensuring that language is never a barrier to becoming a licensed psychotherapist professional in Florida.
📩 Ready to meet your supervisor?
Our team is here to support your development as a relational therapist — from practicum through licensure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
🗂️ Supervision & Licensure
When does my supervision officially begin?
Your supervision officially begins on the date listed in the Florida Board’s letter approving your Qualified Supervisor.
Do I need to attend supervision even if I don’t have clients yet?
Yes. Supervision is required weekly regardless of current caseload. Sessions focus on ethics, clinical prep, documentation, licensure steps, and professional development.
What are the minimum requirements for licensure in Florida?
To qualify for full licensure (LMHC, LCSW, LMFT), you must complete:
- 100 weeks of supervision
- 100 supervision hours
- 1,500 hours of direct client services
- Pass the national exam
- Meet all academic/practicum requirements
When does supervision end?
Supervision must continue until your full license is officially issued by the Florida Board. Once you receive confirmation of your license, supervision can end.
Can I switch supervisors later?
Yes, but the Board must be notified, and your logs and verification forms must be submitted by your current supervisor before switching.
🧾 Payments & Agreements
How much does supervision cost?
Supervision is billed weekly at a flat rate (typically $70/week). Group rates may be available in the future.
How do I pay?
Payments can be made via Zelle to:
📧 myqualifiedsupervisor@gmail.com
Is there a supervision contract?
Yes. All supervisees must sign an agreement via Adobe Sign before beginning. It outlines expectations, payment terms, cancellation policy, and Board requirements.
🧑🏫 Practicum Completion
I received a Board letter saying I’m missing a practicum. What now?.
If you’re required to complete a practicum post-degree, you may enroll in our 18-week Comprehensive Practicum Program (LMHC, LCSW, or LMFT track)
Can My Qualified Supervisor send a letter to the Board?
Yes — once you’re accepted into our practicum or supervision program, we will send a formal letter of supervision directly to the Florida Board and copy you.