In our season finale episode, we're exploring the often-overlooked but critical role of administrative practices in effective supervision for both clinical and administrative supervisors. We discuss key tasks, communication strategies, documentation best practices, and how efficient administration ultimately supports the clinical and developmental aspects of supervision.

Join us for the Build Your Supervision Workshop session, happening Wednesday, July 23rd. Register now! *Note: this workshop has been rescheduled due to the recent tornado that has disrupted the city of St. Louis. To support community efforts, please visit actionstl.org/donate.

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Join us for an insightful conversation with Louis Jones, LCSW about Intensive Outpatient Programs and how they can provide crucial support as a part of mental healthcare and wellness. He breaks down what you need to know about this vital level of care and provides clarity and hope for you and your clients.

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In this episode, we guide you through the important questions to consider if you're contemplating a move from direct counseling into clinical supervision or a mental health leadership role. We discuss the shift in responsibilities, necessary skills, potential challenges, and how to assess your readiness for this transition.
Ready to take the next step in your mental health career? We explore the key factors and questions to ask yourself when considering becoming a clinical supervisor or moving into a leadership position. Learn about the essential skills, ethical considerations, and pathways to making this rewarding career move.

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Defining and achieving high-quality mental healthcare is paramount for individual and community well-being. In this episode of On the Path to Practice, we engage in a discussion about the criteria behind quality mental health care. We examine core principles such as accessibility, person-centered care, and evidence-based practices, alongside systemic factors like workforce support and data-driven improvement.

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The mental health field thrives on the dedication of advocates working on multiple fronts. This episode of On the Path to Practice explores the work of advocacy, breaking it down into three key areas: direct support for clients, impactful policy engagement, and the power of research-driven change. We delve into the practical strategies and essential insights from those championing better mental health outcomes for individuals and the field as a whole.

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In this episode, I am sharing about my personal and professionally enriching experience at the 2025 American Counseling Association (ACA) Conference. This episode offers a unique blend of insights, exploring key learnings, networking experiences, and the impact the conference has had on my sustainability in the field. 

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Welcome to the My Journey series of On the Path to Practice. Dr. Leslie Davis joins us to talk about her experience navigating through the field of mental health.

Dr. Leslie Davis is an award winning Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor specializing as a Relationship Therapist in Illinois and Missouri. She empowers women, youth, and couples with tools to improve their relationships while coping with anxiety and depression. As a professed Black single mom in America, her brand SHE Matters empowers single moms around the world to develop healthy attachments with a goal of reducing depression and suicidal ideation.

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In this episode, we’re discussing the current state of school mental health. We discuss what’s going right, but also note the critical concerns such as resource gaps and unequal access. Join us as we explore how collaborative efforts and clinical interventions can create a supportive school environment for the students, faculty, and communities they serve.

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Welcome to the My Journey series of On the Path to Practice. Dr. Monqiue Maxey joins us to talk about her experience navigating through the field of mental health.

Dr. Monique A. Maxey currently serves as a Licensed Psychologist for the Forensic Responsibility Program at St. Louis Forensic Treatment Center. She has 30 years of experience working in a variety of mental health and social service positions within multiple settings. As a woman with several marginalized identities, she is highly vested in providing holistic and culturally competent treatment to all individuals who seek mental health services, especially in underserved populations. Dr. Maxey considers it a “valuable and humbling experience” to represent and advocate for those long misrepresented and underrepresented within the mental health arena.

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Welcome to the My Journey series of On the Path to Practice. Jasmine Berger, LCSW joins us to talk about her experience navigating through the field of mental health.

Jasmine Berger is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor. Jasmine worked in community mental health and as a school social worker, before starting Bud to Bloom Play Therapy, a small group practice in St. Louis. She is an intermediate Theraplay practitioner and enjoys
using this approach to help caregivers and children connect and build healthy relationships.

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