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LCSW clinical supervision in Milwaukee and Wisconsin
Supervision should be a place where you can be honest about what’s hard, try things out, and grow into the kind of social worker you actually want to be. That’s what I aim for. I provide weekly, one-on-one supervision toward Wisconsin LCSW licensure, and I keep my caseload small so each person gets real attention. I currently have two openings.
Who I supervise
New graduates and people who’ve been practicing for a while both fit. What matters more is how we’d work together. Supervision with me tends to be a good fit if you:
- Want to learn, reflect, and look honestly at your own assumptions
- Want to build confidence doing trauma work
- Are curious about approaches like Motivational Interviewing, Brainspotting, mindfulness, and parts work
- Are neurodivergent, or interested in neuroaffirming practice
It’s probably not the right fit if you’re mainly looking for someone to sign off on hours.
How I supervise
I’m collaborative and flexible, and I try to meet you where you are. We’ll do real plays and role plays, talk through cases, and spend time on you as a clinician, not just your caseload.
My supervision is grounded in trauma-informed care, the neurodiversity paradigm, and an understanding of how oppression and social structures affect mental health, including what’s called structurally engineered trauma.
What’s included
- Weekly individual supervision
- Real plays, role plays, and case consultation
- Chances to help with or co-facilitate trainings, if you’re interested
- Guidance toward professional involvement, including MINT
- Support if you want to start a small private practice someday
- Reachable by text or phone between meetings (we’ll agree on the details together)
Supervision can grow into a collegial connection after it ends, and I welcome that.
About me
Jesse JonesbergMSW, LCSW, CPS
I’m a board-approved LCSW supervisor in Wisconsin, an ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider, a certified Brainspotting therapist, certified in Mindful Self-Compassion, and a long-time member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers. I’m also neurodivergent, and I bring that lived experience into how I supervise. Meet the team
Questions people ask
How often do we meet?
Weekly, for about an hour. Most people work toward licensure over roughly two years, though everyone’s path is a little different.
What does supervision cost?
$165 per hour. A sliding scale may be available; just ask.
Is supervision in person or virtual?
Either one. We can meet online from anywhere in Wisconsin, or in person in Milwaukee, whichever works best for you.
What are the requirements for clinical supervision?
Wisconsin’s requirements can change, so check the Wisconsin DSPS LCSW licensure page for the current details. I’m happy to walk through them with you.
Can supervision help me get involved with MINT?
Yes. If Motivational Interviewing is something you want to grow in, I can help you build your skills and find your way into the network.
I’m not sure I want to do trauma work. Am I still a fit?
Yes. Trauma shows up in almost every setting, so we’ll talk about it, but you don’t need to specialize in it to work with me.
What if I’m neurodivergent?
You’re very welcome here. I’m neurodivergent too, and we can shape supervision around how you work best.
How do we start?
Reach out for a free consultation. We’ll talk about your goals and see if it feels like a good fit for both of us.
Curious whether we’d be a good fit?
Reach out for a free consultation. Share a few times that work, and I’ll reply within two business days.
Schedule a consultationPrefer to reach out directly? jesse@intrinsicchange.com or 414-306-5068