Mentorship for the Clinical Supervisor
Just as therapists need supervision, supervisors need a space to process the unique challenges of mentoring others. Consultation of Supervision is essentially supervision for the supervisor. I am available for individual and group consultation for those providing clinical supervision who want support with their services and approach.
Whether you are an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) maintaining your credentials or a new supervisor developing your style as a supervisor, these offerings provide the support you need.
Offerings
Individual Consultation of Supervision
This is personalized support tailored to your specific supervisory challenges.
- Investment:
- $175 per 55-minute consult.
- $90 per 30-minute consult.
- Commitment: Typically, a minimum of 5 sessions (frequency may vary)
- Get Started: Attend a “Meet & Greet” event or reach out via the contact form to schedule a free 20-minute consultation to see if we are a good fit for your consultation needs
Monthly Drop-In Group (Virtual)
This is an open, drop-in consultation group for clinicians providing supervision who want a space to discuss and dialogue, receive guidance, and stay fresh in their supervisory approach.
- When: Virtually on every other 1st Thursday of the month from 9:00–10:00 AM MST.
- Rate: $35 per group
- ACS Benefit: If you are an Approved Clinical Supervisor, this 1-hour group can count toward up to 9 hours of your continuing education requirements for your credential
- Registration: Click here to register for this monthly drop-in group
Closed Cohort Group
For clinical supervisors wanting to discuss and dialogue with peers about their supervisory role in a way that allows for the comfort of consistency and reliability in participation.
- When: Once/month on Tuesdays from 9:00–10:30 AM MST.
- Group Size: Limited to 6 participants.
- Commitment: Participants commit to 5 sessions. Cycles begin in January and August.
- Upcoming Dates (Jan–May 2026): 1/20, 2/17, 3/17, 4/21, 5/12
- Investment: $250 total ($50/group)
- Registration: Attend a “Meet & Greet” event or reach out via the contact form.
“I first learned about Amie Bryant on the NASW daily forum (If you don’t belong to NASW you should, and keep up to date on what is happening in our professional world). Anyway, I primarily work as a clinical supervisor preparing LCSW applicants for the ASWB exam. I have been a social worker for over 45 years and I can tell you that you are never too old to learn and benefit from your consulting support professionals. Amie Bryant’s group was a gift to myself. We get so caught up in our day to day responsibilities and forget to do some self care and this group provides some excellent and well deserved selfcare.To be able to engage once per month with a diverse group of clinicians under Amie’s facilitation has been great. Do yourself a favor and join in. There is always something new to talk about.”
Janet Urdahl, LCSW, CADC
Frequently Asked Questions: Consultation of Supervision
What is “Consultation of Supervision”?
What can I expect from consultation with Amie?
You can expect expert, personalized guidance that supports you through both technical questions and the emotional and cognitive processes of clinical work—all tailored to your specific needs, goals, and challenges. As an individual client, you’ll receive a dedicated place in Amie’s schedule, along with email access for any questions that arise between sessions.
What benefits will I get from working specifically with Amie?
You are partnering with a mentor who brings deep roots to the table: 20 years of clinical social work and over 10 years of running a private practice. Beyond her advice and deep insights, you’ll receive tailored support aligned with your unique goals and challenges. You will also gain practical tools to increase your clinical confidence, sharpen your ethical discernment, and sustain your practice. Additionally, you’ll benefit from access to Amie’s wider professional network and resources.
Does this count toward my Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential?
Yes. If you hold the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential, the Monthly Drop-In Group can count toward up to 9 hours of your continuing education requirements. Individual consultation hours may also apply depending on your specific credentialing board’s rules; we recommend verifying with the CCE.
I am an experienced supervisor. Do I still need this?
Yes. The NASW Best Practice Standards recommend ongoing consultation throughout one’s career. Seasoned supervisors benefit from consultation to prevent burnout, stay updated on regulatory changes (like those in the Colorado Mental Health Practice Act), and refine their “use of self” in complex gatekeeping situations.
What topics do we cover in these groups?
Common themes include
- Supporting supervisee identity development
- Navigating gatekeeping and remediation (when a supervisee is underperforming).
- Understanding and processing when client issues show up in the supervisory relationship.
- Ethical dilemmas regarding licensure and liability.
- Teaching clinical skills vs. providing therapy to the supervisee.
What is the cancellation policy?
- Individual: Full fee charged if not cancelled within 24 business hours.
- Drop-In: First late cancel rolls over; subsequent ones are forfeited.
- Closed Cohort: Fees are non-refundable/non-transferable as you are securing a spot in a fixed group.
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Four Corners Counseling, Training & Consultation
Specializing in Training for Clinical Supervision, Clinical Consultation, and Expanded Therapy Offerings
Amie R. Bryant, LCSW, CAS (she/her) is a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and trainer with over 20 years of experience in mental health. She is the owner of Four Corners Counseling, LLC, and provides individual psychotherapy, clinical supervision & consultation, and professional training. Amie is a CCE Approved Clinical Supervisor, EMDRIA Approved Consultant and Certified EMDR Therapist, and holds a Certificate in Advanced Clinical Supervision from Smith College School of Social Work. A former Director and Training Coordinator at Fort Lewis College Counseling Center, and longtime adjunct faculty member with the University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work, she has completed over 100 hours of group leadership training through the Matrix Leadership Institute, and is known for her relational, culturally affirming, and use-of-self–centered approach to supervision. She currently serves as contracted faculty to MSU Denver’s Front Porch Initiative and as a consultant for Essence Oriented™ Therapeutics through True Success for All. A sought-after speaker, she regularly facilitates basic and advanced supervision trainings.
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