Colorado LPC, MFT, and LAC
individual and group supervision
Get clinical supervision from an experienced therapist
My Denver Therapy offers individual and group clinical supervision to candidates working towards licensed professional counselor (LPC), marriage and family therapist (LMFT), and addiction counselor (LAC and CAC) licensure in Colorado. We value your personal and professional growth, developing skills, and provide insights to help you become a licensed professional in the mental health field.
We currently have supervisors for LPCCs and MFTCs: Allie Evans, Leigh Anne Hague, John Hague, and Courtneyrose Chung. Not only have they been foundational to My Denver Therapy becoming the fastest growing private practice in Denver Metro area, they are also some of the most requested therapists and LPC/LMFT group supervisors anywhere in Colorado. They’ve worked in private practices, community mental health facilities, and residential treatment centers, and most importantly, they’ve collectively helped thousands of clients.
Allie, Leigh Anne, John, and Courtneyrose have built relationships with some of the best known mental health and community organizations throughout the Denver area. For years, they’ve had full caseloads with long waitlists of clients who come to them for trauma, anxiety, borderline personality disorder, couples counseling, life transitions, family counseling, and more. Among other therapy methods, they frequently use EMDR to help clients with trauma.
Allie is one of the best IFS and teen therapists in Denver, and she’s also an AAMFT-approved supervisor. Leigh Anne is our most versatile and experienced therapist, provides EMDR consultation, and is one of the few therapists in the Denver area who excels at seeing clients of all ages and life stages. John has spent over a decade working as a therapist and working with couples, men, and adolescents. As the founder of My Denver Therapy, Courtneyrose is one of the most requested trauma therapists in Denver, an AAMFT-approved supervisor providing “supervision of supervision,” can also supervise LAC candidates, and also provides private practice consultation for licensed therapists.
Most importantly, after getting individual and group supervision from one of My Denver Therapy’s supervisors, candidates have become licensed therapists and started their own successful private practices and launched their careers as therapists.
Why our group supervision is different
You’ve likely found that it’s difficult to find quality LPC group supervision in and around Denver from an experienced therapist who is actively working in the field and has the training and clients you want to pursue one day. You might want to work at a private practice one day, or get a specific type of training.
Many therapists and LPCC supervisors in Denver are extremely specialized, which can make it difficult for them to understand your current cases. Others are no longer actively seeing clients on a regular basis or only have experience working in specific types of work environments that don’t apply to what you’re looking to do.
All of our individual and group supervisors for LPCCs and MFTCs actively work as therapists and have current clinical skills that separate them from the many Colorado LPC supervisors who only see a few clients per week. Allie, Leigh Anne, John, and Courtneyrose consistently have seen over 30 clients per week for years, and they’ve built their caseloads to match their skills over time, not just by taking insurance or Medicaid. They’ve also helped supervised interns for their counseling practicum sites.
By receiving group supervision from a licensed professional counselor, licensed marriage and family therapist supervisor, or AAMFT-approved supervisor who actively works with clients in one of the fastest-growing private practices in Colorado, you’ll build upon your education and experience from someone who has the counseling experience you’re looking for.
Meet our LPC and LMFT supervisors for candidates
LEIGH ANNE HAGUE
Leigh Anne is the most versatile and experienced therapist at My Denver Therapy. With her range of skills and ability work with all types of clients, Leigh Anne filled her full-time client caseload faster than any other therapist on our team. She can supervise LPC candidates.
She has worked with children, adolescents, adults, and families facing a variety of challenges, including sexual abuse, grief and loss, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and behavioral challenges. Leigh Anne enjoys using creativity to enhance her clients’ experience with therapy.
She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Taylor University and her Master’s degree in Community Counseling from Denver Seminary. Her early experience with counseling included supporting individuals transitioning out of the prison system and working at a residential treatment facility for youth who had been impacted by trauma and sexual abuse.
Leigh Anne has also supervised an in-home therapy program and worked in a community counseling setting. She’s established as a provider through Victim’s Compensation boards in Adams and Denver County.
Leigh Anne is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) by an EMDRIA-approved facility, and she’s trained to use Ketamine-assisted therapy to further support her clients. She has completed training for the Integrative Attachment Protocol for Children and Teens through The Attachment Trauma Center Institute. She’s also an Advanced Splankna practitioner. She plans on pursuing the highest level of Splankna training, as well as training in Internal Family Systems (IFS).
Leigh Anne is honored to be invited into the sacred space of someone’s therapeutic journey and creates a safe space for her clients as they bravely create their path of healing.
ALLIE EVANS
Allie is one of the most sought after therapists for trauma, teens, and people looking for IFS therapy in the Denver area. Her primary specialty is helping those who have experienced trauma find healing.
Allie’s breadth of training that she uses with her clients help her provide a unique perspective for those seeking supervision. She can supervise LPC and LMFT candidates.
She is passionate about helping others find joy living in the present moment. As a therapist, she supports clients through their healing process and listen to their needs as every person’s journey differs.
She is a trained EMDR therapist and Level 1 Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist, She’s also trained in Somatic Attachment Therapy, a powerful, holistic method that helps people heal from relationship wounds and trauma.
Allie is an AAMFT-approved supervisor who is also a Certified Sand Play Therapist (CST) and uses this powerful, hands-on therapy method with her clients that facilitates the mind’s natural ability and capacity to heal. Additionally, Allie is also trained in Animal Assisted Therapy and works with Jelly Bean, her therapy companion.
As a licensed marriage and family therapist, Allie approaches clients with curiosity and understanding while fostering an environment in which clients can promote their own self-discovery. Allie works with individuals, couples, and families who are struggling with life transitions and challenges, emotional distress, self-esteem, and trauma.
Originally from Southern California, Allie earned her undergraduate degree from CU Boulder (go Buffs!) and a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree from the University of Southern California. Allie trained as a counselor at Counseling Partners of Los Angeles, where she dedicated herself to improving the lives of teenagers and families living in underserved areas.
Allie serves as a developmental guide during therapy and believes clients are the experts of their own lives. She assists clients as they turn inward and look at all aspects of themselves. In the process, clients learn to become more compassionate and less judgmental with themselves. Allie works with clients to enhance their self-awareness and understanding of how past events and experiences may influence their present emotions, self-worth, and overall comfort with being
COURTNEYROSE CHUNG
Courtneyrose has worked with individuals, couples, teens, families, and groups at some of the most highly regarded practices in Denver and Los Angeles.
As a licensed marriage and family therapist, licensed professional counselor, and licensed addiction counselor, she specializes in working with people who have experienced and survived acute and complex trauma. She is also an AAMFT approved supervisor and Colorado LPC, MFT, and LAC supervisor who provides group supervision.
She earned her Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree from the University of Southern California and trained at one of Los Angeles’ most progressive centers for trauma-focused treatment and child abuse prevention.
Through her work in residential treatment centers in Denver and Los Angeles, Courtneyrose gained extensive experience caring for women with Borderline Personality Disorder and high-risk adolescents.
Courtneyrose expanded upon her diverse experience by working with clients throughout the Denver Metro area at one of the most reputable counseling nonprofit organizations in the city. She opened two offices to better serve clients living throughout the Denver Metro area, including Denver, Cherry Creek, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Centennial, Lakewood, Greenwood Village, Parker, and Castle Rock.
Courtneyrose is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Integrative Treatment of Complex Trauma for Adolescents (ITCT-A), and Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TC-TSY). She’s a certified Hatha yoga instructor and fitness enthusiast who integrates effective, research-based modalities with an emphasis on the mind-body connection into her clients’ treatment plans.
By discovering the unique strengths of each client, she helps guide them towards improved health, self-esteem, resilience, and increased satisfaction in life.
Supervision rates for Colorado licensure
per supervision hour
How supervision helps you
- Develop your own counseling style and confidence.
- Understand ethical issues.
- Build intervention and assessment skills.
- Find the right study materials for the LPC National Counselor Examination (NCE).
- Identify transference-related issues.
- Prepare for the Colorado Mental Health Jurisprudence Examination.
Build skills during supervision
Using the years of experience we’ve had in different therapeutic settings, we’re here to help you grow and develop real-world skills designed to help you work with your clients. These skills can include:
- Use of different techniques and approaches.
- Documentation skills, including notes, disclosure forms, assessments, and treatment plans.
- Proper ways to understand and resolve ethical issues.
- How to identify other areas to explore with clients.
- Create boundaries with clients, colleagues, and other relationships.
- Best practices for client privacy.
Grow professionally
Interested in building your own private practice as an LPC or LMFT? Or want to know what it’s like to build a full caseload of clients as part of a private practice? Want to learn more about working in different counseling environments before and after licensure? We’re here to help.
By meeting with an experienced supervisor with a long waitlist of clients, you can grow both personally and professionally, learn skills, and explore different ways to connect with and support your clients.
Understand Colorado LPC requirements
You’ll know and understand the requirements to become a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in Colorado, which include:
- Colorado counselor education requirements
Earning a Master’s degree or higher in professional counseling from a CACREP accredited program, or “equivalent program” from a regionally accredited university. - Colorado counselor experiential requirements
2 years/2,000 hours of post-Master’s practice in applied psychotherapy under board approved supervision. For doctoral degrees, this can be 1,000 in 12 months. 100 hours of supervision is required, 70 of which must be face to face individual supervision. - Required counseling exams for Colorado
Learn about the National Counselor Examination and Colorado Jurisprudence exam.
AAMFT approved supervisor in Colorado
If you’re looking for an AAMFT approved supervisor in Colorado, My Denver Therapy’s Clinical Director Courtneyrose Chung and Greenwood Village therapist Allie Evans can supervise MFT candidates in Colorado while you work towards becoming a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT).
Chances are, when you’ve searched for an AAMFT approved supervisor list in Colorado, you’ve found very few, and even fewer who still actively see clients. You can receive supervision from two of the most requested therapists in the Denver area.
As an approved supervisor, Allie and Courtneyrose can also supervise anyone working towards their AAMFT approved supervisor designation (also known as “supervision of supervision”).
