Natalie Thomson, MS, LCPC

Supervision For Therapists

I offer two types of supervision, with possible overlap for Idaho therapists who also want to become certified in EFT.

Supervision toward Certification in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

I work with therapists in many countries around the world who want to learn and enhance their skill in applying the Emotionally Focused Therapy model.  For those interested in certification, I am an ICEEFT approved supervisor for Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy and Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy.

Supervision for Idaho Therapists

I work with supervisees who hold a basic counseling, social work, or therapist license in the state of Idaho and want to pursue higher licensure (for example, an LPC wanting to work toward LCPC or LMSW wanting to work toward LCSW). I do not provide supervision for unlicensed counselors (such as counseling students) at this time. I am also happy to provide supervision to licensed counselors who are not pursuing additional licensure and are only seeking to develop or enhance their skills in working with couples.

Note to non-LPCs: Counselors pursuing advanced licensure in social work and marriage and family therapy will need to verify the rule and law for their licensing; as of the date this is written, MFT and LCSW candidates can obtain a certain number of supervised hours under an LCPC, but will need to obtain the remainder of their supervised hours under a supervisor with their specific license-type.

My Qualifications:
  • Registered Supervisor, State of Idaho
  • Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, State of Idaho
  • EFCT and EFIT Supervisor, as approved by the International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy
  • Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist, granted by the International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy
As your supervisor, I will offer you:

Focus – We will spend our time in a meaningful way that provides you with a clear sense of progressing in your work. I aim to give specific, clear, and relevant feedback so you’re not left wondering whether you’re growing in your practice.
Skill – Becoming a Certified EFT therapist, I spent many hours being supervised and trained by highly skilled EFT therapists from around the world. As a Certified EFT Therapist and ICEEFT Supervisor, I continue to meet regularly with other EFT consultants and supervisors to enhance my knowledge and keep my skills sharp.
Warmth – Supervision should be an encouraging process and one where you feel safe to share about your less confident or skilled moments in the therapist chair. To do this, most supervisees need to feel that their supervisor likes, understands, and cares about them. I aim to create a warm, trusting professional relationship where my supervisees can become more confident in themselves as therapists based on being their authentic selves in the supervision process.

Supervision Rates:

My rate for 1 hour of supervision is $100.

I use a licensed version of Zoom to provide virtual supervision sessions.

Supervision Inquiry Form

I will likely begin taking new supervisees for EFT and/or Idaho Clinical Supervision in the fall (2025).  Please fill out the inquiry form below if you are able to wait until then and would like to be contacted about supervision with me when I have availability.

Supervision Inquiry