Supervision is a journey of dynamic partnership aimed at fostering growth in responsibility, skills, knowledge, attitudes, and ethical standards within the realm of clinical social work practice. As an aspiring social work professional, you can embark on this journey with me and achieve your aspirations as a Clinical Social Worker.

Together, we will work towards ensuring accountability for client care while upholding the ethical standards integral to the social work profession. I am passionate about contributing to the ongoing integrity and excellence of the social work profession through Clinical Supervision. I am honored to be a valuable resource for those who, in turn, aim to be a resource for others.

My experience in direct service work, mental health, field supervision training, clinical supervision training, and collaboration with multiple interdisciplinary teams has equipped me with the necessary guidance, knowledge, resources, and unwavering support to help you achieve your goals. Let’s maintain open communication channels and encourage feedback about our supervisory relationship to make it a practical and essential clinical supervision component.

Count on us to guide you through this transformative process.

Becoming an LCSW opens up a world of possibilities, enabling you to provide clinical services, enhance your therapeutic skills, and serve a broader range of clients. In Illinois, the demand for LCSW’s is higher than ever, making it an opportune time to invest in your future. The comprehensive knowledge and expertise you’ll gain through LCSW licensure will not only expand your career opportunities but also allow you to make a profound impact on the lives of individuals, families, and communities.

Our clinical supervision services include the following:

● Depression

● PTSD and trauma

● Personality Disorders treatment

● Eating disorders

● Gender and body-related disorders

● Obsessive-compulsive disorders

At Margaret Perry, LCSW, we provide the essential resources and support you need to navigate the path from MSW to LCSW with confidence. Our comprehensive training programs cover the crucial components of clinical supervision, Illinois-specific requirements, and costs and fees involved. We’re dedicated to ensuring your success every step of the way.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your social work career, Margaret Perry, LCSW is here to help. Whether you’re seeking clinical supervision training, information on Illinois LCSW requirements, or clarity on costs and fees, we have the resources and guidance you need to succeed.

Begin your journey towards becoming an LCSW in Illinois and expanding your scope of practice. Our team is ready to support you every step of the way. Get started by exploring our programs and taking the first step towards your LCSW dream.

Your bright future as an LCSW in Illinois awaits. Let’s make it happen together!

Our program is designed with your success in mind. Here’s how we can help you:

Our holistic approach focuses on not just your professional development but also your personal growth, ensuring you become a well-rounded social worker.

$75 per person (60 minutes)

$25 per hour per person/$50 per session

Payment will be expected or charged directly after each session. I encourage you to check with your agency, if applicable, on fees covered or reimbursement made toward supervision.

Please make checks out to Margaret Perry, LCSW.

Clinical Hours

At this time, supervisees must be working in the state of Illinois and seeking supervision toward an Illinois license, unless granted direct permission from the state licensing board(s).

MSWs must work for 3,000 hours under the supervision of an LCSW

PhDs/DSWs must work for 2,000 hours under supervision of an LCSW

BSWs are ineligible for the LCSW

Work Requirements

You must be currently working in the social work field. The work may be paid or volunteer work, but it must be direct practice experience (non-clerical). Your work must consist of client contact or administrative work directly related to client contact to count toward your licensure.

You may work part-time (15–30 hrs/wk) or full-time (30–40 hrs/wk).

Meeting Requirements

You must meet with your supervisor(s) a minimum of four hours per month to discuss client cases and treatment procedures.

You may have different supervisors at different times, provided they’re all licensed appropriately. Proof of supervision hours completed will be required for any supervisees who have previously completed hours with a different clinical supervisor.

You may be supervised in groups of no more than five (5) people at a time.

You may either have a supervisor who works for your employer or one you retain privately.

If seeking supervision outside of your employer, please check with your employer’s reimbursement policies to determine if you can receive reimbursement for supervision fees.

More information on licensure and supervision requirements can be found here: https://www.naswil.org/supervision