NCCA Student Supervision
The NCCA requires a minimum of 3 hours of supervision for each Phase of their Christian Counseling Certification & Licensing programs.
This link will provide you with an easy to use schedule that will enable you to schedule your supervision and receive a confirmation via email.
About Christian Counseling Supervision
One of the major considerations when choosing a path to become a Christian counselor is who is going to mentor you.
It has been well established that learning to become a counselor requires individual supervision. The NCCA requires supervision from a qualified, board-certified clinical supervisor as a part of their licensing program.
Dr. Young is a Board Certified Clinical Supervisor for the National Board of Christian Clinical Therapists (NBCCT). She has over ten years of supervisory experience with the NCCA, SACC and the APS.
In addition, Dr. Young has 30 years of hands-on counseling experience in a host of different and demanding aspects of the counseling profession. Starting out by manning crisis hot-lines and helping victims of rape and physical abuse in conjunction with local law enforcement and crisis intervention professionals, Dr. Young progressed into working with adoptive families and marriages. As a counselor for Children's Home Society, she worked with adoptive couples and birthparents in the demanding area of adoption.
Dr. Young entered private practice in the '90's and has worked with thousands of individuals and couples with a variety of needs. Now she brings this wealth of experience to you.
Your training includes supervisory hours with Dr. Young, who will
spend individual time going over academic, professional and clinical
applications of your new skills and tools gained from your education.
This provides you, the student, an opportunity to receive guidance,
coaching and counseling throughout your educational process. The purpose
of supervision is to help you stay focused, motivated and encouraged.
You will be required to have three hours of supervision in Phase One and
three additional hours in Phase Two. These hours are recorded as
coursework hours and form a required part of your curriculum. Please
schedule your time with Dr. Young using the convenient scheduling
program.