
Clinical Supervision

Looking for LCSW, LPCC or RPT Supervision?
For clinicians looking for supervision, Creative Counseling & Consultation, PLLC is able to offer supervision for social workers pursuing their LCSW and professional counselor seeking their LPCC.
In addition to offering LCSW and LPCC supervision, we are also able to supervise clinicians in need of play therapy experience hours towards credentialing as a Registered Play Therapist (RPT). Because both Chris and Krista are credentialed as RPT-S, their CSW supervisees can enjoy accruing hours towards both credentials.
All supervisees will receive and sign an informed consent document detailing clinical expectations and the supervision process.
Meet The Supervisors

Christopher Longoria, LCSW, RPT-S
As a supervisor, I believe in a collaborative approach to supervision.
Honesty is the cornerstone of any relationship and as a supervisor I seek to foster a relationship built on trust and mutual understanding. If a supervisee "messes up", this is expected and 99% of mistakes are fixable or redeemable.
My areas of competancy are:
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Depression
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Attachment
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Foster-care specific issues
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Family therapy
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Group therapy
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Play therapy
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Grief and bereavement
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School specific issues
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School based therapy
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Autism spectrum
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Mental health issues caused or exacerbated by physical and health problems
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Practice leadership
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Finance

Krista Mitchell, LCSW, RPT-S
Supervision is about creating a collaborative and trusting relationship between supervisor and supervisee.
As a supervisor I strive to foster an alliance with my supervisees to work towards mutual benefit of clients and their continue growth as professional social workers. I provide constructive feedback as well as identification of strengths in order to help my supervisees to engage and provide the most evidence based and effective practice.
My areas of competency are:
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Depression
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Attachment
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Foster-care specific issues
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Family therapy
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Play therapy
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School specific issues
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School based therapy
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Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP)
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Autism spectrum
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Mental health issues caused or exacerbated by physical and health problems
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Practice leadership
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Shelby Pennick, LPCC-S, NCC
My supervision style is collaborative with a focus on your growth both professionally and personally. The work that we do can be challenging and take an emotional toll. I believe supervision should be a safe space to process this work. I strive for a trusting and honest collaboration with supervisees.
I offer guidance, insight and feedback with the goal of helping you provide the best care to your clients. We can work together to highlight your strengths as a clinician and build up your areas of growth.
My areas of competency are:
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Depression
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Borderline Personality Disorder
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Life transitions
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Marriage and Couples Counseling
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Marginalized Populations
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Group therapy
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Adults (25+)
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Teens 13+
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Hayley Hoover, LCSW
My supervision style is collaborative and practical. This work is challenging and some of the challenges that come with it require processing. I am here to be a guide and listener during our time together.
I believe in honesty and transparency. It is important to share your thoughts on what you are needing. I can offer insight into issues that you may come across as well as feedback on how you are doing. I believe it is important to know your strengths but to also know your areas of growth and how to work on those things.
I am open to shadowing sessions and documentation when available to help you become the best clinician you can be.
My areas of competency are:
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Depression
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Substance use disorders - severe, moderate, mild
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Attachment
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Foster-care specific issues
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Family therapy
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Group therapy
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Grief and bereavement
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School specific issues
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School based therapy
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Mental health issues caused or exacerbated by physical and health problems
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Adults (25+)
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Tatjana Lynn, LCSW
As a supervisor, I foster a supportive, collaborative environment where clinicians feel encouraged to grow with confidence and authenticity. I emphasize meeting supervisees where they are, integrating evidence-based practices with each clinician's unique strengths and style.
Drawing from my extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and neurodivergent individuals across residential, foster care, recovery, and outpatient settings, I provide practical guidance while promoting curiosity, creativity, and clinical excellence.
I am passionate about helping social workers build meaningful therapeutic relationships, think critically about their interventions, and develop into compassionate, effective mental health professionals.
My areas of competency are:
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Depression
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Neurodivergency
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Attachment
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Foster-care specific issues
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Family therapy
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Group therapy
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Grief and bereavement
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Mental health issues caused or exacerbated by physical and health problems
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Organizational leadership
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Ages 5+