SUPERVISION WITH DR. CAMI HURST

For Idaho LAMFT’s, LCP’s, and LMSW’s who are seeking clinical licensure in the state of Idaho. It is required by Idaho that post-graduate practitioners receive clinical supervision before they can qualify for a clinical license as an LMFT, LCPC, or LCSW. 

• $100 per clinical hour (50 minutes)
• $90 per group clinical hour (50 minutes)
• Group sessions last 2 clinical hours (100 minutes)
• Individual supervision is considered 2 or less people
• Group supervision is considered more than 3 people
• In Idaho, up to half of your supervision hours are permitted to be group hours, the other half or more needs to be individual (or with 3 people or less)
• Idaho allows up to half of supervision to be done with a registered supervisor who has a different license background. As an LMFT, I am able to offer supervision not only to LAMFTs but also for up to half of the needed clinical supervision hours for LPC’s and LMSW’s seeking clinical licensure.

For any licensed practitioner seeking AASECT certification as a sex therapist. This is open to any practitioner in the US.

• I am a SIT (supervisor in training) under Ricky Siegel. Meaning, I am receiving supervision of supervision in preparation to become an AASECT CST-S.
• 100$ per clinical hour (50 minutes)
• $90 per group clinical hour (50 minutes)
• Group sessions last 2 clinical hours (100 minutes)
• Candidates must be active AASECT members for the supervision to count towards their certification.
• Candidates must maintain their state licensure throughout the entirety of the CST in training for 18 months or more.
• AASECT certification requires 50 hours of supervision, which can take place with up to two supervisors, but one must be named your primary supervisor.