Ohio Clinical Counselor Supervision

Individual and dyadic supervision is offered for clinicians licensed and practicing in the state of Ohio as an LPC working towards independent licensure as an LPCC. My supervision is tailored for clinicians who are practicing independently (or in a co-owner situation) in their own practice, or are in the process of opening their own practice. I focus on private pay/out-of-network based services rather than insurance however this is something we can discuss in supervision as to what is best for your situation!

What type of clinician is the best fit for my supervision:

  • Independent self-starter working on or already in their own practice

  • Interested in or already working with eating disorder clients, anxiety, depression and/or non suicidal self harm

  • Interested in building your own unique multi faceted therapeutic approach from the lens of CBT and DBT

  • Wanting more guidance on working with teens and how to navigate working with parents

  • Currently in a negative work environment and needing help moving forward into your own practice

Beyond the need for supervision of your clinician cases I like to focus on the things they did not teach us in school:

  • How to be a business person in the counseling world, it's okay to want to make money in this field we are mid level medical professionals with years of schooling and training (often 7 or more between undergrad, graduate work, internship and training hours) there are ways to earn a comfortable living while balancing giving back to the field and to clients!

  • The legal side of opening and running an independent practice: who do you contact, what do you need to know, what are issues that may arise that require legal attention?

  • How do you build a clinical support network when you are working in a silo and how to feel comfortable referring out within that network?

Mary Robinson, LPCC-S

I have been a Licenced Professional Clinical Counselor for six years, adding my supervision designation in 2024. I hold both a Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a Master of Science in a management-related field, this combination has been instrumental in launching my private practice, Robinson Counseling and Wellness. I specialize in eating disorders specifically in teens and young adults with a mix of other diagnosis such as anxiety, depression, non suicidal self harm, life transtion and more recently navigating physical and mental complications for those tapering off of weight loss medications. My primary modality is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy however I strongly believe each client has different needs and it’s so important to learn to read their needs and bend and flex the therapeutic approach with them!

My journey into counseling began as a second career, following eight years in nonprofit management within the social services sector. During this time, I focused on wellness, access to services, and program design, but I found myself longing for more direct, client-centered work. I wanted to be in the room, making a real impact on people's lives. This passion led me to pursue my Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Cleveland State University while balancing full-time work and raising a family of four!

I am deeply committed to supporting both individuals and families as they face the challenges of mental health. I believe in the power of empathy, expertise, and a little humor to help clients through even the toughest moments.

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