Working Together to Provide Competent and Exceptional Counseling Services
OUR EXPERTISE
MONETA SINCLAIR
EdD, LPC, CPCS, MAC
I specialize in Addictions, HIV/AIDS, LGBT, Interpersonal Dynamics and Domestic Violence counseling. I have taught graduate level cultural diversity, counseling theory, and psychopathology classes, and trained professionals pursuing Addiction Certification, in areas like co-occuring disorders, treatment planning, assessments, attachment styles and clinical supervision. Since 2007, I have supervised over 100 professionals using an integrated developmental model.
RICO CURTIS-DAVIDSON
LPC, ACS, CPCS, MAC
M I approach supervision from a collaborative framework using the Discrimination Model. The general areas that receive attention in supervision include the supervisee’s professional behaviors, counseling skills, personal awareness, and client/case conceptualization. Supervisory roles include teacher, evaluator, consultant, and counselor. I follow a developmental approach to supervision primarily using the teacher role with novice supervisees and consultation with more experienced supervisees. Audio and videotapes, and case reports are utilized in the supervision process. I consider intentionality to be paramount in a counselor’s practice. As such, I work with supervisees to become aware of their thoughts and feelings with respect to the counseling relationship and process. Facilitating this awareness, including attention to the motivation behind interventions, is an important aspect of supervision.
JOHN WILLIAMS
CCS, CADCII, ICADC, CAMS-II
I specialize in Addictions, Co-Occuring Disorders, HIV/AIDS, LGBT, Domestic Violence, and Previously Incarcerated counseling. I have taught professionals pursuing Addiction Certification (12 core areas), in topics like addictions, group counseling, and criminal thinking. I have supervised numerous professionals seeking certification in addictions.
