Clinical Supervision & Consultation in Colorado

Supervision should combine clinical rigor with humility, curiosity, and care.

Supervision for clinicians who want to think deeply, practice intentionally, and stay curious when the work gets complicated.


Tall Pines Therapy provides individual supervision, group supervision, and clinical consultation for clinicians working with children, families, and adults experiencing complex trauma and challenging life circumstances.

Whether you're working toward independent licensure, pursuing an RPT or SB-RPT credential, or looking for thoughtful consultation around a difficult case, supervision should be more than just another box to check.

It should make you a
more confident,
more attuned,
more effective
clinician.

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The work is complex.
That's not the problem.

Our clients bring different histories, relationships, cultures, strengths, needs, and systems into every therapeutic encounter.

There are evidence-based approaches and well-established clinical frameworks to guide us. But meaningful therapy requires us to adapt what we know to the person in front of us with curiosity, creativity, and clinical intention.

People are complicated. Families are complicated. Systems are complicated.

Sometimes the treatment plan works. Sometimes it doesn't.
Sometimes the system you're working within creates another problem while trying to solve the first one.

Good supervision doesn't eliminate that complexity.

It helps you become a clinician who can think clearly inside of it.

At Tall Pines Therapy, supervision combines clinical knowledge with curiosity, relationship, systems thinking, ethical courage, and a willingness to reconsider what we think we know.

You don't need to arrive with all the answers.

You just need to be willing to think critically and compassionately
and to do the vulnerable work of changing your mind.


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Out-of-state supervision may be available dependent upon your state licensing board’s rules and regulations.

Consultation is available to all clinicians in and outside of Colorado.


RPT/SB-RPT candidates can accrue supervision hours

  • after completing a mental health Master’s program

  • prior to licensure

    and/or

  • after licensure

Tall Pines Therapy can supervise candidates that meet these criteria from any state.

Our areas of expertise include:

  • Clients with complex, relational & developmental trauma experiences

  • Clients who identify as LGBTQIA+

  • Minor and adult clients facing out-of-home placement and those returning home from higher levels of care

  • Parenting support and guidance

  • High-conflict family dynamics including restoration (or “reunification”) therapy

  • Carceral system involvement including professional scope, legal & ethical implications for practitioners

  • Survivors of child abuse and neglect

  • Best practices for children and adults with intellectual disabilities

  • Therapies for high-risk & vulnerable individuals

  • Expressive therapies including play, art, animal-assisted, nature-based, restorative justice, and experiential

It is important to us that high-quality supervision is available, even when financial constraints arise.
If you are unable to pay the fees listed below, please reach out to us to discuss sliding scale options.

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60 minutes
$175


Package pricing available: 5 sessions for a 5% discount, 10 sessions for a 10% discount

This service is for: Pre-licensed LCSW & LPC candidates seeking individual supervision hours and practitioners seeking individual supervision hours for RPT & SB-RPT credentialing

Individual Supervision for Licensure & Play Therapy Certifications

Individual Supervision
$175.00

This is clinical supervision for LCSW and LPC candidates in Colorado. This clinical supervision option can also be used by RPT and SB-RPT candidates seeking certification through APT.

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Group Supervision for Play Therapy Certifications

15 APT-eligible group hours
$1,020 package, 12 week commitment


Agency/group discount available: 10% discount for groups of 2 registrants or more

This service is for: Individuals or agencies seeking group supervision hours for RPT credentialing
See RPT Supervision Group page for more information

RPT Group Supervision
$1,020.00

RPT-S group supervision in Colorado for early-career play therapists. 15 APT-eligible group hours, complex case consultation, video review, and clinical development.

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60 minutes
$100 per session, 5 week commitment


Agency/group discount available: 10% discount for groups of 2 registrants or more

This service is for: Individuals or agencies seeking group supervision hours for LCSW & LPC licensure

Group Supervision for LCSW & LPC Licensure

Group Supervision for Licensure
$500.00

Clinical supervision and consultation for Colorado therapists, social workers, and counselors. LCSW/LPC licensure, play therapy, complex trauma, and clinical consultation.

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Consultation

60 minutes
$175


Package pricing available: 5 sessions for a 5% discount, 10 sessions for a 10% discount

This service is for: Practice support and case consultation for fully licensed clinicians and those not seeking licensure hours

Consultation
$175.00

Consultation is available to fully licensed clinicians and other practitioners seeking thoughtful support around complex cases, clinical dilemmas, professional questions, or specialized populations. Consultation can address complex trauma, child and family work, high-conflict dynamics, legal and child welfare involvement, disability, LGBTQIA+ clients and families, vulnerable populations, expressive therapies, and other challenging clinical situations.