Feminist, Trauma-Informed Clinical Supervision & Consultation at Her Time Therapy

At Her Time Therapy, supporting clinicians is just as important as supporting the clients we serve. Therapy work can be deeply meaningful—and also emotionally demanding, ethically complex, and at times isolating. High-quality clinical supervision and consultation provide the structure, reflection, and support clinicians need to grow with confidence and integrity.

I’m Dr. Janice A. Moran, MA LPC, licensed in Texas, Colorado, and Utah, and I’m proud to offer virtual 1-on-1 clinical supervision and consultation designed specifically for LPCCs and LPC associates.

My supervision style blends clinical precision with compassion, lived experience, and a strong commitment to feminist, trauma-informed, and social justice–oriented care. These values guide every aspect of how I support clinicians working with women and gender-diverse clients.

At a Glance: Clinical Supervision at Her Time Therapy

• Virtual 1-on-1 supervision and consultation available for LPCs and LPCCs

• Supervision is feminist, trauma-informed, and rooted in social justice — not a top-down evaluative model

• Case consultation, ethical decision-making, crisis assessment, and professional identity development are all on the table

• Specialty consultation available in couples therapy, disability-related issues, immigration mental health evaluations, and complex trauma

A Feminist, Trauma-Informed Approach to Clinical Supervision

At Her Time Therapy, we believe effective supervision must acknowledge power, identity, culture, access, and lived experience. Our trauma-informed clinical supervision space is rooted in:

• Safety – a nonjudgmental environment where you can bring real questions and uncertainty

• Intersectionality – exploring how gender, trauma, oppression, and systemic barriers show up in clinical work

• Transparency – clear expectations and collaborative goal setting

• Empowerment – strength-based supervision that supports your clinical voice, autonomy, and confidence

A feminist and social justice lens shapes how we approach case conceptualization, countertransference, ethics, and boundaries.

Trauma-informed supervision is not just a philosophy—it’s an active, relational practice grounded in compassion, accountability, and holistic care.

Practical, Skills-Based Clinical Supervision and Consultation

My goal is to help you feel capable, prepared, and confident, especially when working with complex cases. Supervision and consultation may focus on:

• Assessment and diagnosis using structured, supportive frameworks

• Treatment planning that honors identity and lived experience

• Case formulation through systemic, feminist, and trauma-informed lenses

• Crisis assessment and safety planning

• Ethical decision-making and boundary navigation

• Documentation and professional standards

• Knowing when to refer, collaborate, or seek additional support

I also offer specialized consultation in couples therapy, immigration mental health evaluations, early childhood and family work, disability-related issues, and complex systemic trauma.

Virtual 1-on-1 Clinical Supervision & Consultation

For clinicians seeking individualized support, virtual 1-on-1 supervision and consultation provides dedicated space to explore:

• Case consultation and differential diagnosis

• Challenging client dynamics

• Professional identity development

• Private practice strategies

• Ethical concerns and boundary setting

• Targeted skill-building in areas of growth

Whether you are pursuing LPC licensure or seeking consultation as a fully licensed clinician, sessions are tailored to your professional goals and clinical needs.

Supervision That Honors the Whole Clinician

My supervision work is shaped by my lived experience as a blind therapist, my background in advocacy, and my commitment to accessibility, equity, and social justice.

In supervision, we talk openly about navigating systems, challenging oppressive structures, and staying grounded in your clinical and ethical values.

Clinicians deserve supervision that strengthens their voice rather than shrinking it. You deserve a space where growth, curiosity, and empowerment are centered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is clinical supervision at Her Time Therapy designed for?

Our supervision services are designed for Licensed Professional Counselor Candidates (LPCCs) working toward independent licensure, as well as fully licensed LPCs who are seeking ongoing consultation, specialty support, or professional community. Whether you're navigating complex cases, developing your clinical identity, or looking for a supervision space that actually aligns with your values, we have options for you.

What makes feminist, trauma-informed supervision different from traditional supervision?

Traditional supervision models can unintentionally replicate the same power dynamics that show up in oppressive systems—hierarchical, evaluative, and centered on compliance. Feminist, trauma-informed supervision actively names and works with power. It creates space for clinicians to bring uncertainty, explore countertransference, and develop their own clinical voice. It integrates an understanding of how gender, race, identity, and systemic barriers shape both client experiences and clinician experiences.

What kinds of cases or issues can I bring to supervision?

Anything relevant to your clinical work is fair game—complex trauma cases, ethical concerns, boundary navigation, countertransference, differential diagnosis, crisis assessment, documentation challenges, and questions about professional identity or private practice. Dr. Moran also offers specialized consultation in couples therapy, disability-related issues, immigration mental health evaluations, early childhood and family work, and complex systemic trauma.

Ready to Get Started?

Her Time Therapy offers virtual 1-on-1 clinical supervision and consultation to support your professional development.

To learn more visit www.hertimetherapy.com. I would love to support you in becoming a confident, ethical, and empowered clinician.

About the Author

Janice Moran, PhD, MA LPC, is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Clinical Supervisor, and therapist at Her Time Therapy, providing virtual supervision, consultation, and specialized therapy services to clients and clinicians in Texas, Colorado, and Utah. She specializes in trauma, anxiety, OCD, religious trauma, narcissistic abuse, and couples and family therapy, and is deeply committed to disability-affirming, LGBTQ+-affirming, and culturally responsive care. As a blind therapist, Dr. Moran brings both clinical expertise and lived experience to her work, grounding her practice in social justice, accessibility, and equity. She is trained in EMDR and provides supervision rooted in feminist, trauma-informed principles—mentoring clinicians to develop their clinical voice, navigate complex cases with confidence, and deliver care that is both ethical and deeply human. As a Clinical Supervisor at Her Time Therapy, she plays a key role in supporting the professional development of the practice's clinicians and ensuring high-quality, trauma-informed treatment across the team.

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