Arien Muzacz
My main areas of supervisory competence include social justice counseling, substance use and substance use disorders, harm reduction, compulsive behaviors (e.g., pornography), sexuality and gender affirmation, non-traditional relationships (e.g., polyamory, power exchange, D/s), and aging.
My supervision experience includes working with postgraduates seeking licensure, licensed professional counselors seeking advanced training, and Master's and Ph.D. students in Practicum and Internship. As a site supervisor at Harlem United in NYC, I worked with interns in social work and mental health counseling and with staff ranging from paraprofessionals in harm reduction and HIV/AIDS support services to staff holding credentials in substance abuse counseling (CASAC) or licenses in social work and mental health counseling.
My approach to supervision has been influenced significantly by Hardy & Bobes’ (2016) multicultural relational perspective and by Bernard and Goodyear’s (2019) discrimination model. Within the supervisory relationship, I
encourage contextual self-disclosure and authenticity. I support the autonomy and growth of each supervisee by providing a supportive environment where the supervisee’s strengths are recognized and built upon, and where the supervisee is challenged to develop their knowledge, awareness, and skills, especially in the area of social justice competencies. Goals in counseling supervision include improvement in counselor self-awareness, counseling skills, diagnostic assessment, and clinical documentation.
Modalities used in licensure supervision include observation of videos, process recordings, chart reviews, case conceptualization, and role-playing. Goals in supervision-of-supervision and supervision of counselor education are set by each supervisee; modalities include live and asynchronous review of videos, case conceptualization, and Socratic questioning.
In service of economic justice, I offer sliding scale fees for recent grads and colleagues managing disabilities or chronic illnesses.
Colleagues and prospective supervisees may contact me at https://revolutionconsulting.co for supervision, training or consultation services specific to BIPOC and LGBTQ communities in Oregon, or at arien@revolutionconsulting.co for individual and group supervision rates and availability.
Pronouns
She/Her
License Number
C4233
Additional Licenses
New York LMHC, Approved Clinical Supervisor, Board certified in counseling and telemental health
License Type
LPC
Languages Spoken
English
Supervision Training
Yes
Credentials Supervised
LPC
Clinical Orientation
existential/humanistic
Supervision Theory/Model
Humanistic & Person-Centered
States You Supervise In
NY, OR
Supervision Format
In-Person, Telehealth
Supervision Type
Individual, Triadic, Group
Supervisor Population Specialties
Geriatric & Older Adults, Kink & Nontraditional Relationships, LGBTQIA+, Neurodivergence, Substance Use & Co-occurring Disorders
Marta Smith
test entry
Pronouns
She/Her
License Number
4545
Additional Licenses
n/a
License Type
n/a
Languages Spoken
"Spanish"
Supervision Training
Yes
Credentials Supervised
LPC, LMFT
Clinical Orientation
n/a
States You Supervise In
MI, MN, OH
Supervision Format
Telehealth
Supervision Type
Triadic
Madeleine Corneli
Sample entry; not a clinitian
Pronouns
She/Her
License Number
333333
License Type
N/A
Languages Spoken
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Supervision Training
No
Credentials Supervised
LMFT
Clinical Orientation
CBT
Supervision Theory/Model
Other
States You Supervise In
WA
Supervision Format
In-Person, Telehealth
Supervision Type
Individual