CLINICAL SUPERVISION THAT COVERS YOUR WHOLE LICENSE

If you are working toward your LCMHC, your LCAS, or both, you already know how complicated supervision

can get. Many dual-track associates have to find two different supervisors, keep two schedules, and explain

their cases twice.

At KBR Counseling and Services, you do not have to. KaiRashia Boyce Rasberry is both a Qualified

Supervisor (QS) for mental health counseling and a Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS) for addiction

counseling. That means one supervisor who understands your mental health cases and your substance use

cases - and how often they are the same case.

KBR is a NO JUDGEMENT ZONE, and supervision here works the same way. Bring the case you are proud

of and the case that kept you up last night. Both are welcome. Supervision is where you grow into the

counselor you want to be, and our job is to help you LIVE THE LIFE YOU DESERVE while you do it.

WHO IT'S FOR

Provisionally licensed counselors (LCMHC-A) in North Carolina working toward full LCMHC licensure

Associate addiction specialists (LCAS-A) working toward full LCAS licensure

Substance Use professionals working towards there Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor certification

Dual-track associates pursuing both the LCMHC and the LCAS who want one supervisor for both

New clinicians who want experienced support with trauma, substance use, couples, and complex co-occurring cases

MEET YOUR SUPERVISOR

KaiRashia Boyce Rasberry, MS, NCC, LCMHC (NC #12788), Qualified Supervisor (QS134888), LCAS (#23115), Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS-20934). Kai is also licensed as a Delaware Professional Counselor of Mental Health, a Florida telehealth LCMHC, and a New Jersey Licensed Professional Counselor. She is Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 & 2 trained, EMDR trained, an Adoption Competent Therapist (TAC trained), and a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200). She founded KBR Counseling and Services, PLLC in Wilson and Smithfield and supervises from real, current practice - not theory alone.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Start with a free fit call. We talk about your license track, your work setting, your caseload, and what you

need from supervision. If KBR is not the right fit, we will tell you honestly.

2. Sign a supervision agreement. We put expectations, schedules, fees, and documentation in writing

before you count a single hour, so there are no surprises later.

3. Meet on a steady rhythm. Individual, triadic, or group sessions on a regular schedule, with case review,

skill-building, ethics, documentation support, and honest feedback.

4. Track your hours with confidence. We document supervision as we go, so your records are ready when

your board asks for them.

NORTH CAROLINA REQUIREMENTS - AT A GLANCE

North Carolina LCMHC licensure requires 3,000 hours of supervised clinical experience, including 100

hours of clinical supervision. Of those 100 supervision hours, at least 75 must be individual or triadic

supervision, and up to 25 may be group supervision. LCAS licensure through the North Carolina

Addictions Specialist Professional Practice Board carries its own supervised experience and CCS supervision

requirements. In your fit call, we will map your supervision plan to the requirements for your specific track -

and if you are on both tracks, we will map them together.

FORMATS OFFERED

Individual-One-to-one supervision focused entirely on your cases and growth Virtual statewide in NC, or in person in Wilson or Smithfield.

Triadic-You, one fellow associate, and your supervisor - learn from each other's cases Virtual statewide in NC, or in person.

Group-A small group of associates presenting cases and learning together Virtual statewide in NC, or in person.

Investment -Individual supervision [ $125 per hour ]; Triadic supervision [ $80 per person, per session ]; Group supervision [ $50 per person, per session ]; Monthly package [ $400 per month ]. Supervision is paid directly by the supervisee and is not billed to insurance.