Mentorship-Led
Get personalized support and guidance tailored to your specific learning style, professional goals, and clinical interests.
Action-Oriented
Engage in structured sessions linking theory to practice through case consults, ethics, and interactive discussions.
What Your Supervision Includes
We provide a complete toolkit for Texas LMSWs, from clinical skill-building to long-term career and exam planning.
Clinical Growth
Master diverse modalities like EMDR & the AIP model, Ego State Therapy (Parts Work), and CBT & DBT, while building a grounded identity and confidence in your clinical judgment.
Fully Prepared
Deepen your expertise with NASW ethics guidance, DSM-5 diagnostics, and essential burnout prevention strategies.
Collaborative clinical supervision ★ Trauma-informed guidance ★ EMDR & parts work ★ Ethical supervision for modern therapists ★ Building resilience in trauma therapy ★ Supportive supervision for LMSW's ★
Supervision FAQ
Common inquiries about our neuro-affirming and trauma-informed clinical supervision for therapists.
What are the Texas LCSW requirements?
The BHEC Council sets clear steps for LMSWs. You'll need 3000 total hours of social work over at least 24 months. This includes 4 hours of clinical work per week—focused on assessment and treatment—and 4 hours of monthly supervision in individual or group settings.
When are the groups held and how much does it cost?
Group supervision meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. The investment is $100 per group session, which breaks down to an accessible $50 per hour.
How do I get started?
Beginning your journey is simple. Click the button below to reach out. We'll chat about your clinical goals and see if our approach is the right fit for your growth.
Joshua Adair, LCSW-S, ADS
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Joshua Adair is a trauma therapist and EMDR consultant whose work is shaped by something rarer than advanced training: the alignment of lived experience, clinical depth, and a genuine teaching presence.
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Drawing on a background in social work, advanced trauma training, and his own deep personal healing work, Joshua brings a felt understanding to consultation that goes beyond protocol knowledge. That embodied foundation is what makes his supervision grounded and real — especially for clinicians working with complex trauma and dissociation, where textbook answers often fall short.
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Joshua specializes in EMDR, CPTSD, and dissociation, and has developed a sharp clinical eye for the cases that leave many therapists feeling stuck or overwhelmed. He helps consultees recognize subtle signs others miss, know when to slow down or modify an approach, and navigate the nuance that complex trauma demands — not just by explaining what to do, but by helping clinicians learn to trust their own instincts.
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Equally central to Joshua's approach is the relational quality he brings to supervision. He creates genuine psychological safety — normalizing confusion, sharing his own learning edges, and validating the self-doubt that skilled therapists often carry quietly. The result is that clinicians don't just gain skills; they grow in confidence and find their footing as practitioners.
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Joshua's goal is to develop clinicians, not just their technique. He helps therapists feel safer, see clearer, and work deeper.