There's a point in most clinicians' training where supervision stops being about requirements and starts becoming about something more important: is this moving me toward the kind of therapist I want to become?
And if you've landed here, you've probably already noticed something else: not all supervision is built for that question.
At a certain level, that stops being enough. This space is for therapists who want something more.
This is where technique meets clinical presence — where your work stops feeling like you're “doing therapy right” and starts becoming something more integrated, grounded, and intentional.
Most clinical stuck points don't come from a lack of knowledge. They come from:
We slow cases down enough to see:
The goal isn't more theory. It's better clinical intuition under pressure.
It's about building confidence and clinical integrity. Sessions focus on:
Over time, you leave with something concrete: you trust yourself more in the room.
Sometimes that means slowing things down. Sometimes it means direct feedback. Sometimes it means naming what's actually happening in the room when it's hard to see. Always, we're working toward clearer clinical thinking — not comfort for its own sake.
Whichever path fits your stage and goals, the depth of the work stays the same. Offered in person in Houston, with LPC supervision available virtually across Texas & Tennessee and consultation available worldwide.
Every therapist brings their own history, attachment patterns, and nervous system into the room — and it shapes the work more than any model. This is dedicated space to understand those patterns, work with your countertransference, and learn to use yourself as your most precise clinical instrument.
Consultation and supervision toward the specialty credentials that define advanced practice:
Board-approved supervision for Texas LPC Associates, offered individually or in a small group — structured, dependable, and grounded in attachment, trauma, and relational neuroscience, with a steady mentor through your earliest years in the field.
I used Kirsti to provide EMDR consultation to myself and my team, and I couldn't have made a better decision. She carries this incredible balance of depth, insight, and compassion — all while being incredibly humble.
Kirsti Reese, LPC-S, RPT-S, PMH-C, SEP, LCDC, CCTP — EMDR Certified & EMDR Approved Consultant — is a licensed clinical supervisor and attachment & trauma specialist in Houston, Texas, specializing in complex trauma, attachment challenges, nervous system integration, and relational/developmental repair across the lifespan.
Her supervision style is direct, clinically grounded, and focused on helping therapists help their people in real time — not just understand more theory.
Most therapists don't look for consultation like this randomly. It usually comes after:
Not because something is wrong — because your clinical thinking is ready to get sharper.
Supervision is a formal, board-recognized relationship — for LPC Associates working toward licensure or clinicians earning a credential like the RPT. EMDR consultation is a collegial relationship for already-licensed clinicians deepening a specialty; you retain full clinical responsibility for your cases.
Yes. I offer in-person sessions in Houston and virtual LPC supervision across Texas and Tennessee, where I'm licensed. Consultation — person-of-the-therapist, EMDR, and Somatic Experiencing — isn't tied to state licensure, so I work with clinicians worldwide.
LPC supervision runs as a weekly hour, offered individually or in a small group at the same rate. EMDR and play therapy consultation can be scheduled individually or in a recurring group, including a monthly EMDR cohort. We'll set a rhythm that fits your goals and timeline.
Absolutely. This work is especially relevant if you're already doing strong work but want to go deeper — integrating competing modalities (EMDR, SE, RPT, CBT, EFT) or sharpening your clinical judgment in complex sessions.
Reach out through the contact page with a short note about what you're looking for. We'll set up a conversation to explore fit and availability before anything else.
We focus on how you actually think, respond, and make decisions in the room — so your work becomes more precise, more grounded, and more your own.
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