Empowering
Texas LPCs

Elevate your counseling career with 100% online, on-demand professional development. From required CE credits and our digital Essential LPC Supervisor Toolkit to our Texas 40-hour supervisor training course, we provide self-study excellence for Texas Professionals.

Welcome

Discover how we empower Texas counseling professionals with flexible, on-demand training designed for modern clinical practice.

Course Design...We understand your time is valuable, and learning needs to fit seamlessly into your busy schedule. That's why we've designed these courses using a microlearning approach. Instead of lengthy lectures and overwhelming amounts of information, we've broken down the key concepts into short, focused modules. Each module, or "learning nugget," will deliver specific knowledge or skills in just a few minutes. Here's what you can expect: -Bite-sized content: Each lesson is designed to be easily digestible, allowing you to learn in short bursts. -Targeted learning objectives: Each module focuses on a specific, actionable skill or piece of information. -Interactive elements: We'll use quizzes to reinforce your learning and keep you motivated. -Flexibility and accessibility: Access the modules anytime, anywhere, on your computer or mobile device. This microlearning format allows you to learn at your own pace, fitting learning into small pockets of time you have throughout your day. We're confident that this approach will make learning efficient, effective, and enjoyable!

Presenter

Gilbert D. Melchor, MS, LPC-S

Dedicated to providing clinical excellence, our training is designed to support the professional growth of mental health clinicians throughout Texas.

Online Convenience

100% Online, on-demand, self-study training for LPCs and Supervisors in Texas

40-Hour Supervisor Training

Our state-required course for LPCs to become LPC Supervisors in Texas. A self-paced, comprehensive curriculum.

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Continuing Education
(CE)

On-demand CE credits for LPCs and Supervisors. Stay up-to-date with practical CEs and clinical supervision requirements.

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LPC Supervisor Toolkit

Over 40 editable forms in Word and Excel. Everything required for professional and compliant supervision and documentation.

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Jacqueline Campbell

This was very organized and had great information. I enjoyed the periodic quiz format and essays to encourage thinking and application. I am very happy with this course. Especially all of the resources provided. I feel very prepared to create a good experience for my supervisees. Thank you

Valeria R. Franco M.A., LPC-S

This was great overall. Very neurodivergent- friendly, one question at the time is great to stay engaged and focused.

Bridget McCauley

I appreciated the practical application and examples. It gave me new ways to invite an associate into inquiry

Natalie Niemann

These are practical activities I plan to use as a part of my own supervision practice. I recognized many of these from when I completed my own supervision with Gilbert. They are as relevant to developing an associate’s skills as they were back then.

Anna Mitchell

This training was really comprehensive and easy to follow. It is in-depth so be prepared to do the work. Very helpful and access to tons of really useful resources.

Essential LPC Supervisor
Toolkit

Empower your supervision practice with a complete digital library. Featuring over 40 editable forms in Word® and Excel®, this toolkit provides everything you need to manage sessions, provide summative feedback, track progress, and maintain Texas-compliant documentation with ease. Optimized for digital download and immediate implementation.

LPC Supervisor CEUs

Remediation Form

Version of remediation plan

Supervision Session Written Record

Version of session note

LPC Associate Evaluation

One version of supervisee formative feedback

Remediation Form

Version of remediation plan

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