CLINICAL SUPERVISION

The path from graduate school to independent licensure is a season of profound growth and professional refinement. Our independent, Board-approved supervisors offer clinical guidance for post-graduate counselors and art therapists who are dedicated to deepening their clinical identity while fulfilling licensure requirements.

About Clinical Supervision

Focus of supervision

Supervision focuses on helping you think more deeply about your clinical work. This may include talking through specific cases, exploring clinical decision-making, noticing patterns in your work with clients, and making sense of moments that feel complex or uncertain. Your supervisor will also help you pay attention to your experience as the therapist—what you’re noticing, where you feel stuck, and how you want to grow—so you can develop greater clarity, confidence, and intention in your work.

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Who is supervision for?

Supervision is offered for post-graduate professionals seeking their art therapy credentials, art therapy licensure, and counseling licensure in Maryland. This includes clinicians who currently hold the ATR-P, LGPAT, and LGPC. Select members of our collective maintain Board-approved supervisor status with the Maryland Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists and are qualified to provide clinical supervision to individuals working toward their LCPC, LCPAT, or both.

Format of supervision

Supervision may be offered individually or in a small group, depending on your needs and availability. Sessions can be held virtually or in person, and your supervisor will work with you to find a schedule that meets licensure requirements while also feeling manageable and consistent. If you have specific questions about format, frequency, or fit, you’re welcome to reach out to learn more.

Meet The Practitioners

Ariana Gangloff, LCPC, LCPAT, ATR-BC

Gangloff Therapy Services, LLC

Ariana has over a decade of experience in a range of outpatient settings, where she has provided individual, family, and group therapy to children, adolescents, and adults. She now works primarily with older adolescents and adults, focusing on issues of trauma, life stressors & transitions, anxiety, and depression. Ariana is also a Board-approved clinical supervisor for art therapists and counselors, and serves as an adjunct professor of art therapy and counseling.

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Lauren Kim, LCPC, LCPAT, ATR-BC

Lauren Kim Therapy, LLC

Lauren has a decade of experience across diverse clinical settings, specializing in helping adolescents and adults navigate trauma, anxiety, and major life transitions. As a Native Hawaiian and Asian American clinician, her work is deeply informed by her heritage and her journey as a mother, centering on cultural identity and intergenerational resilience.

A Maryland Board-approved supervisor and former adjunct professor of art therapy, Lauren bridges clinical expertise with a holistic, authentic approach to support lasting growth.

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Ali Piacente, LCPC, LCPAT, ATR-BC

Ali Piacente Counseling, LLC

Ali understands the messy, beautiful and often overwhelming realities of raising kids.
As a mom herself, she works alongside parents to build steadiness and connection as they
navigate the ups and downs of raising children. Ali has supported new and expecting parents as
well as those raising school-age children and adolescents facing struggles at home, at school,
and through the challenges of growing up. She also cares deeply about supporting adults
navigating major life transitions – offering a space to pause, reflect and feel less alone.

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