• Ms. Todd calculates her supervision rate based on the following factors:
• Becoming someone’s supervisor means that she is legally and ethically responsible for each of that supervisee’s clients.
• Ms. Todd is responsible for every action or inaction taken or not taken by the supervisee.
• Ms. Todd is liable for these actions and/or inactions long after the supervisee becomes fully licensed.
• Ms. Todd is available for consultation outside of the supervision hour.
• Ms. Todd is engaged in ongoing clinical supervision training.
• Ms. Todd engages in preparation for each session and also supplies significant resource materials based on her personal experience and research.
• Ms. Todd also draws on her extensive professional network and her education in training and performance improvement to research clinical topics as well as provide cutting edge information on professional development options.

This question is best answered by supervisees. (Please note that these comments were uncoerced. No compensation or barter was supplied or negotiated.)

“…[Natasha] is open, honest, knows how to develop [the individual] and when to push. She stays abreast of research and has experience to reinforce knowledge. She provides opportunity to reinforce skills and cultivate the whole person. It’s who she is and not what she is trying to be. She is genuine and committed to helping the person be the best mental health professional they can be.” Reese Barnett, MA

“Natasha is a great supervisor who provides a safe, supportive environment for supervision. She is well-versed in the field and can provide necessary guidance as you navigate the process with your clients. What I enjoy most is that she listens to the supervisee and works to meet their individual goals/needs. I am very glad that I chose to work with her and would recommend her highly to other therapists!” Rolanda Mitchell, LPCA

“My name is Tara McDaniel, and I am licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate (LPCA) through the North Carolina Board of Licensed Professional Counselors (NCBLPC). When I learned that Natasha Pemberton-Todd had been approved through the NCBLPC to provide clinical supervision, I was elated. I was familiar with Mrs. Todd’s work as a counselor and knew her to be genuine, professional, knowledgeable, and dedicated to her counseling craft. As such, I sought her out and was pleased when she accepted my request for clinical supervision.

“Mrs. Todd is aware that my professional development is very important to me. She is also aware that I am on a daily pursuit to learn more about myself as a counselor, the clients I am charged to serve, and the counseling field in general. The manner in which Mrs. Todd structures our weekly supervision sessions enables me to grow in each of these domains. Each week I leave the sessions believing that I have grown professional, and many times personally.

“Mrs. Todd offers a collaborative approach to supervision that allows for mutual exchange, where my input is valued. I appreciate that she believes in me and in my abilities and challenges me to problem-solve in lieu of handing me solutions. Within the sessions, I am afforded opportunities to consider ethics and values, engage in self-reflection, and enhance critical thinking skills through case conceptualizing and other avenues. Each of these tools has been essential along my counseling journey as I work towards increasing my competence, effectiveness, and efficiency as a counselor.

“I am thankful for Mrs. Todd’s patience, understanding, and for her willingness to meet me where I am clinically. My supervisions are individualized and cater to my specific needs. I look forward to continuing to engage with Mrs. Todd weekly and to continuing to grow under her clinical leadership.” Tara McDaniel, LPCA

“I truly enjoyed working with Natasha, not only is she an experienced clinician but she is also a very personable individual. Being green to the field of mental health, she provides the supervisee the support needed while she helps develop their hands on clinical experience. She is knowledgeable and resourceful when it comes to suggesting therapeutic interventions to try in therapy sessions as well as continuing education courses/seminars for the professional. I loved my time working with Natasha, and will not forget my time with her and all that I learned in that time. She is a great supervisor!” Farrah Cordero Sanchez, LPCA

• What documents do we need to begin supervision with Ms. Todd?
• You will need a copy of Ms. Todd’s Professional Disclosure Statement. She will email to you.
• You will also need a NCBLPC supervision contract.