Culturally-Responsive Clinical Supervision in Texas
Seeking exceptional clinical supervision in Texas? Intentional Therapy PLLC provides expert virtual supervision for LPC Associates and graduate students throughout Texas.
The culturally-responsive supervision model prepares you to serve BIPOC communities, immigrant populations, and diverse clients with confidence and clinical excellence.
Specializing in anxiety, trauma, family systems, and bi-cultural identity. Flexible virtual sessions statewide.
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Schedule Consultation Below
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Sign Supervision Agreement
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Begin Supervision
Accepting Graduate Student Interns Fall 2026
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Accepting Graduate Student Interns Fall 2026 •
Graduate Student Supervisors
Shivani Solanki Patel, M.S.
LPC, MT-BC | Clinical Director
Ayesha Youngblood, M.A.
LPC | Lead Clinician
LPC Associate Positions Are Closed Until 2027 • Currently Investing In The Next Generation Of Therapists
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LPC Associate Positions Are Closed Until 2027 • Currently Investing In The Next Generation Of Therapists •
LPC Associate Supervisor
Parthi B. Patel, M.A.
LPC Supervisor | CEO & Founder
WHAT WE OFFER
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Individual and group LPC supervision designed to meet Texas Board requirements while remaining financially accessible for early-career therapists.
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Consistent weekly supervision sessions held virtually across Texas or in-person in the Dallas area.
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Support with clinical decision-making, documentation, treatment planning, and ethical dilemmas common in private practice.
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Supervision grounded in multicultural awareness, intergenerational trauma, and anti-oppressive clinical frameworks.
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A space to process emotional fatigue, boundaries, confidence, and sustainability as a therapist.
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Guidance on building a niche, marketing ethically, documentation systems, and transitioning into private practice.
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Provides clinical supervision and structured guidance to graduate-level trainees in a therapy setting, supporting the development of clinical skills, ethical practice, and evidence-based treatment approaches. Emphasizes reflective learning, case conceptualization, and preparation for independent licensure and practice.