Meet Elizabeth

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Elizabeth Carr, M.A, LPC, ACS

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Why Choose Elizabeth as Your LPC Supervisor?

1. Proven Experience, Leadership & ACS Credentialing Expertise

With over a decade of experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor and more than seven years of supervising counselors, I bring both clinical depth and supervisory expertise to our work together.

I am an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) through the Center for Credentialing & Education. This credential reflects advanced training in supervision models, ethical oversight, evaluation practices, and counselor development. If you are pursuing your ACS designation, I can provide the supervision hours required and guide you through the process with clarity and confidence.

Beyond private practice, I serve as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in pediatric integrated healthcare at the national level. I’ve led statewide trainings, developed national technical assistance strategies, and built programs from the ground up. This means you’re learning from someone who understands:

  • Clinical work

  • Ethical decision-making

  • Systems and policy

  • Program development

  • Leadership within behavioral health

Supervision with me goes beyond case consultation. It prepares you to think like a clinician, a leader, and a systems-aware professional.

Whether you’re building a private practice, working in community mental health, or stepping into leadership, I’ll help you integrate strong clinical identity with strategic professional growth.

2. Personalized, Reflective & Development-Focused Supervision

Supervision should feel grounding—not transactional.

My style is person-centered and reflective. I don’t just ask, “What happened?” I ask:

  • What did this bring up in you?

  • What patterns are forming in your clinical identity?

  • Where are you growing—and where are you over-functioning?

I integrate reflective supervision practices to help you:

  • Strengthen clinical judgment

  • Build emotional resilience

  • Develop professional presence

  • Deepen ethical confidence

  • Clarify your therapeutic voice

We’ll explore your clinical work and how you show up inside it. We’ll talk about boundaries, sustainability, imposter syndrome, and long-term career goals. My goal is not just licensure completion—it’s helping you become the kind of clinician who can sustain this work for decades.

3. Supervision for ACS Candidates & Future Supervisors

If you’re pursuing your Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential, I offer supervision specifically designed to support that path.

With over seven years of supervisory experience and active ACS status, I provide:

  • Supervision hours that meet ACS requirements

  • Education on supervision models and theory

  • Guidance on evaluation and feedback processes

  • Ethical considerations specific to supervising clinicians

  • Support developing your own supervision philosophy

  • Consultation on documentation and application preparation

Becoming a supervisor is not just about logging hours—it’s about learning how to hold responsibility for other clinicians’ development. I help you step into that role with clarity, structure, and confidence.

4. Flexible, Virtual & Statewide Accessibility

Your time matters—and so does access to high-quality supervision.

I offer fully virtual supervision throughout Michigan, making it accessible whether you’re in Detroit, Grand Rapids, the UP, or anywhere in between.

I understand the balancing act of being a new counselor—because I’ve been there. I also work daily with emerging professionals navigating licensure, burnout, confidence building, and career direction.

You won’t feel like just another supervisee.
You’ll feel seen, supported, and challenged in the best way.

Why Choose us to supervise your LLPC Experience?

  • “Elizabeth has such a warm and inviting personality, and you can tell she truly cares about the people she is supervising. She always went above and beyond to make sure I felt comfortable and supported.”

    Danielle M., LPC (2018-2019)

  • “Elizabeth is flexible and willing to go above and beyond to answer questions and help those she supervises feel cared for. She is able to provide a unique balance of allowing supervisees to feel comfortable, accepted, and heard while simultaneously encouraging growth.”

    Christina Engel, LLC (2022-2023)

  • “Elizabeth has a wealth of knowledge in many areas with regard to mental health treatment models. I found this incredibly useful during our sessions. I feel my supervision experience with her helped me to become a stronger, more educated counselor.”

    M.E, LMSW (2018-2019)

  • “Working with Elizabeth has significantly impacted my growth as a therapist. I've gained confidence, improved documentation structure, and set better boundaries. I highly recommend her for individual and group supervision.”

    Anonymous, LLC (2020-Present)

  • “Elizabeth helped me navigate difficult situations common in counselor development, including building confidence, exploring career interests, and managing compassion fatigue. She is invested not only in my clinical work but also in my broader personal and professional development.”

    Melissa Bolton, MA, LPC (2018-2020)

  • “From relationship-building with clients to handling challenging cases, Elizabeth provides hands-on support and insight into each unique situation. Her supervision has given me practical skills and the confidence to be the best counselor I can be.”

    T.R, LLC (2018-2022)

  • “Elizabeth is not only a wonderful listener with a calming presence, but she also prioritizes the supervision experience. She has helped me see my strengths, work on my weaknesses, and feel empowered to uphold high standards in my practice.”

    Jamie Boivin, LPC (2022-2024)