Arizona Clinical Supervision for LMSW, LPC, and LMFT Associates
Arizona Clinical Supervision by an Arizona Board‑Approved LCSW in Tempe & surrounding areas
Arizona Board‑Compliant Clinical Supervision
I provide Arizona clinical supervision for LMSW and associate‑level clinicians working toward licensure under the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (BBHE). I am a Board‑approved Clinical Supervisor and Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offering structured, ethical, and documentation‑compliant supervision for clinicians practicing in Arizona.
My work supports clinicians seeking BBHE‑aligned clinical supervision that meets Arizona requirements for hours, supervision structure, and professional development. Supervision is available for LMSW clinicians pursuing LCSW licensure, as well as LPC‑Associates and LMFT‑Associates, when clinically appropriate.
Supervision is grounded in attachment‑informed, trauma‑responsive, and ADHD‑aware practice, with a strong emphasis on case conceptualization, ethical decision‑making, documentation, and sustainable clinical growth. This service is professional clinical supervision - not therapy. It is designed to support competent, compliant practice within Arizona’s regulatory framework.
Cynthia Djengue, pictured in back row with yellow/green dress, at an advanced Brainspotting training in Bali, Indonesia, 2026.
About Your Arizona Clinical Supervisor
Hello! I am Cynthia Djengue, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) authorized to provide clinical supervision in Arizona. My supervision meets the standards set by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners, including documentation, ethical practice, and scope of supervision required for licensure. I have 30 years of social work experience, including educating social workers at the bachelor and master level.
I am certified in MBSR, Negotiation Skills (Harvard), Integrative Coaching, Heart Math, ADHD Coaching, Reiki, and have advanced training (levels 1-4 + Intensive) in Brainspotting.
Supervisees I Work With
Arizona Clinical Supervision for those that seek clinical licensure
LMSW
LPC‑Associate, LAC
LMFT‑Associate
I provide Arizona clinical supervision for LMSW and associate‑level clinicians working toward licensure under the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (BBHE). I am a Board‑approved Clinical Supervisor and Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offering structured, ethical, and documentation‑compliant supervision for clinicians practicing in Arizona.
At this time, my supervision is available to clinicians within a reasonable travel radius of my practice due to Arizona SPP requirements. If you are outside this radius, we can explore whether BBHE’s outside‑agency supervision exemption process may apply.
Arizona Clinical Supervision Experience & Approach
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
Arizona Board‑approved supervisor (through Aug 2027).
Years of experience in Social Work (over 30)
States licensed (Arizona, Oregon, Iowa)
Expect a warm, structured, and collaborative space grounded in attachment, somatic awareness, and ADHD‑certified care. We’ll deepen case conceptualization, ethics, and boundaries; strengthen notes/treatment plans; and build sustainable rhythms to prevent burnout, so you grow clinically and professionally. I have previous work experience in teaching community college, bachelor’s students, and graduate students. I work with SPPs, as well as individual supervision. Group supervision is available at various times of the year.
What Arizona Clinical Supervision Includes
Focus: Case reviews, ethics, documentation, outcomes, and reflective practice. Access to your EHR will be required.
Observation: Live/recorded observation when clinically appropriate, with client consent and BBHE‑aligned documentation.
On site Visitation - Required for SPPs every 60 days, Travel arrangements to be discussed at time of contract.
Cadence: We’ll meet regularly; at a minimum, monthly supervision is required during months with client contact. For SPPs, once every 20 hours worked.
Format: Individual + small group; secure live video available.
Arizona Clinical Social Work Requirements at a Glance (Informational)
3,200 hours supervised work experience for LCSW over ≥24 months
≥100 hours of clinical supervision total; ≥1 hour in any month with client contact
Always verify the latest rules directly with BBHE (links below)
Arizona Clinical Supervision Rates & Requirements
Individual Supervision (55 min): $150
Group Supervision (3–6 supervisees): $75
Exam‑prep/Documentation Coaching add‑ons available. $ varies
On site Supervision (req’d for SPPs) $ varies
Special Considerations
Each situation is different, depending on where you are located in the Phoenix valley, and what type of practice you are in.
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A supervised private practice is an individual who works for themselves, has an LLC, and accepts private pay. I do not offer billing for insurance plans.
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Individual Supervision is provided for LMSW’s working at a private or community practice. Group Supervision may be available for 2 or more supervisees who will meet face to face or virtually. Please review Board rules for these requirements.
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Please note that travel and documentation review may not be included in pricing and will need to be negotiated. Charges will be considered for both travel time and distance, as well as supervisee documentation for those seeing more than 20 clients.
FAQs
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Yes; we use secure video. Recorded/live observation requires client consent and proper documentation per BBHE.
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BBHE currently requires 3,200 supervised hours (including ≥100 supervision hours) over ≥24 months for LCSW. Verify details on BBHE
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Often possible with an exemption and contract per BBHE procedures.
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I am an experienced social worker, graduated in 1997 from the #8 social work school in the nation. I have worked in many different fields of social work. I know what it feels like to get your license for the first time. We walk a tightrope between clients, policies and rules, and insurance companies that require documentation to be clinically correct. Even with private pay, you have ethical and professional decisions to make continually. I will teach you, guide you, answer your questions. I am timely with my own documentation. I research a lot, and ask questions if I do not have the answer. My style is relational, real, and compassionate. I used to teach social work for college students and feel I bring that experience to supervision.

