Becoming a licensed therapist is about more than completing hours—it’s about developing confidence, clinical judgment, and your own therapeutic identity.
Through Resilient Corazones Counseling, PLLC, I provide supportive, educational, and collaborative supervision for Registered Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT) Interns and Registered Mental Health Counselor (MHC) Interns throughout Florida.
In addition to being a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and a Certified Perinatal Mental Health Provider (PMH-C), I am a Florida Qualified Supervisor and an AAMFT Approved Supervisor. I combine nearly 20 years of clinical experience with a mentorship approach that helps interns grow into ethical, competent, and confident clinicians.
Whether you’re beginning your internship or looking for a supervisor who aligns with your professional goals, I’m here to support your journey toward licensure.
Supervision is available virtually throughout the State of Florida in English and Spanish.
I believe the best supervision is collaborative, encouraging, and clinically challenging in all the right ways.
My goal is to create a space where you can:
I provide qualified supervision for:
Whether you work in private practice, community mental health, hospitals, or other clinical settings, supervision is tailored to your professional development goals.
As your supervisor, you’ll benefit from guidance in several specialty areas, including:
Using evidence-based approaches including:
Gottman Method
Integrative Behavioral Couples Therapy (IBCT)
Topics include:
Communication challenges
Conflict resolution
Infidelity recovery
Relationship transitions
Premarital counseling
Including support for:
Infertility
Perinatal Mental Health
Pregnancy and Postpartum Adjustment
Perinatal Loss
Maternal Mental Health
Clinical work related to:
Bereavement
Pregnancy Loss
Infant Loss
Infertility Grief
Life Transitions
Complicated Grief
Including:
PTSD
Trauma-informed treatment planning
Clinical conceptualization
Working with survivors of trauma
Ethical and culturally responsive trauma care
Supervision sessions are designed to be practical, interactive, and clinically meaningful.
Together we will focus on:
When you choose supervision with me, you’re choosing a supervisor who is invested in your growth—not just your hours.
You’ll receive:
Supervision is grounded in clinical experience, advanced training, and a commitment to helping interns grow with confidence.
Florida Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Florida Qualified Supervisor for registered interns
AAMFT Approved Supervisor
Certified Perinatal Mental Health Provider, PMH-C
Nearly 20 years of clinical experience and a clinical supervisor since 2021
Supervision available in English and Spanish
Supervision is designed to be accessible, flexible, and responsive to your licensure journey.
Meet from anywhere in Florida through a convenient virtual format.
Receive focused support around your clinical cases, goals, and growth areas.
Learn collaboratively with other registered interns and gain diverse perspectives.
Coordinate supervision around your internship, work, and clinical responsibilities.
Supervision is available in both English and Spanish.
If you’re looking for a supervisor who values mentorship, collaboration, and professional growth, I’d love to connect with you.
Whether you’re just starting your internship or looking to transfer supervision, let’s discuss how I can help you meet your licensure goals while becoming the therapist you want to be.
Call or Text: 407-721-5984
Yes. Supervision is offered virtually, allowing registered interns anywhere in Florida to receive qualified supervision.
I provide qualified supervision for:
I offer both individual and group supervision to support your professional development while meeting Florida licensure requirements. Whether you work in private practice, community mental health, hospitals, or another behavioral health setting, supervision is tailored to help you build confidence and strengthen your clinical skills.
I offer flexible supervision options to meet your learning style and licensure needs. Both supervision formats emphasize evidence-based practice, ethical clinical care, and developing confidence as an emerging therapist.
Receive personalized guidance focused on your unique clinical cases, professional goals, and areas for growth. Individual supervision provides dedicated time for in-depth case consultation, clinical skill development, ethical decision-making, and professional identity formation.
Learn alongside fellow registered interns in a collaborative environment where you’ll gain diverse clinical perspectives, strengthen case conceptualization skills, and build a supportive professional network. Group supervision encourages discussion, shared learning, and exposure to a variety of clinical presentations while fulfilling Florida supervision requirements.
We will meet for at least one hour every 2 weeks or 1 hour a week per 15 hours of clinical supervision.
Yes, I do. After each session, I will send you individualized supervision notes, which provide a summary of our cases, documentation for ethical guidance, and action steps for you to complete.
Then, at the end of the month, I will send you a monthly tracking log of clinical and supervision hours that I have approved for the month.
My primary specialties include:
Absolutely. If you’re considering changing supervisors, I’m happy to discuss the transition process and answer any questions about continuity of supervision.
Yes. I can either be a primary or secondary supervisor, depending on your needs. For example, if you want to be trained in a specialty (e.g., EMDR, play therapy, ART, etc.), I can act as your clinical supervisor for the state of Florida, but you would need to find another supervisor for your specialized training.
Yes. I supervise interns working in private practice, community mental health agencies, hospitals, and other behavioral health settings, provided the supervision arrangement meets Florida Board requirements.
Yes. Supervision is available in both English and Spanish.
My supervision style is collaborative, encouraging, and growth-focused. I strive to create an environment where interns feel supported while being challenged to strengthen their clinical skills, ethical decision -making, and confidence as therapists.
Simply reach out by phone or email to schedule a consultation. We’ll discuss your professional goals, current clinical setting, and determine whether we’re a good fit to work together during your journey toward licensure.
Share a little about what you’re looking for. You’ll hear back within 1–2 business days.
Begin by scheduling a consultation through the contact form, phone, email, or social media. This is an opportunity to briefly share your needs and ask any questions you may have about the supervision process.
During the consultation, we’ll discuss your professional goals, current clinical setting, payment terms, and whether we feel like we are a good fit for each other. This is another opportunity for you to ask questions.
If we are a good fit and agree to work together, then I will provide you with a supervision contract after our consultation call. Once you complete and return it, I will send a letter of intent to the 491 Florida State Board.
I will support you on a regular basis during your internship period. We can meet individually or in a group format. Through our virtual sessions, we will staff client cases, provide feedback on sessions you record, discuss regulations and the licensure exam, focus on your professional development and goals, and more.
You have completed your clinical and supervision hours. Now what? I’m still here if you have any questions about your application for licensure. After ensuring that you met your requirements, I will file a verification form with the state. Then, you will soon be a licensed clinician. Congratulations!
