Texas LPC 40 Hour Supervision Course
Texas LPC Supervisor Training (40 CEUs)
Hybrid · Live + Self-Paced
Sign up at least 30 days in advance and receive $100 off the course!
This comprehensive workshop fulfills the Texas LPC supervision requirements and is approved for 40 hours of continuing education units (CEUs) for Licensed Professional Counselors, including 14 hours dedicated to ethics and legal issues. The course is taught by Jessica Eiseman, MS, LPC-S, NCC, a highly experienced supervisor and nationally board-certified counselor.
2026 Texas LPC Supervisor Training Dates
The next supervision training cohort begins April 24, 2026. If you’d like to reserve a spot for a future supervision cohort, you’re welcome to sign up now. After registering, please email us at info@mentalvitaminsrx.com to let us know you’re planning for a future session, and we’ll make a note of it and follow up with details as dates are finalized.
Friday, April 24, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST and Saturday, April 25, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST
Friday, July 18, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST and Saturday, July 19, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST
Friday, Sept 25, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST and Saturday, Sept 26, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST
Friday, Nov 6, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST and Saturday, Nov 7, 2026: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM CST
Workshop Structure:
Part I: Live Virtual Instruction
Format: 12 hours of interactive virtual sessions spread over two days
Part II: Self-Paced Online Assignments
Duration: 26 hours
Access: Materials available from Day 1 of the virtual course
Completion Window: 90 days from the start of the virtual instruction, in compliance with Texas Administrative Code §681.147(2)
This structure allows you to balance professional development with client commitments, minimizing time away from your practice.
Additional Support:
Approximately midway through the 90-day period, a 2-hour follow-up virtual session with trainer, Jessica Eiseman, will be scheduled. The cohort will determine the exact date during the initial training. This session provides an opportunity to address questions, review contracts, and reflect on the training material.
Course Investment
This is the baseline cost for participants who can afford the full price of the course. It reflects the value of the 40-hour LPC supervisor training, including live instruction, self-paced assignments, and follow-up support. The standard payment plan option allows participants to spread the standard $700 total cost over two months at $350/month, providing flexibility for those who need it. Go to the course page to see other rate options.
This has all the same features of the Standard rate, but it is a reduced fee rate if you sign up prior to 30 days before the start of the course. There is also an option to split the payment up into two payments of $300 over two months.
This is a reduced rate for participants who might otherwise face barriers to accessing the course. This option is available on a first-come, first-served basis, with a limited number of spots offered to maintain accessibility for all. There is also an option to split this up into two payments of $250 over two months.
Minimum Enrollment & Refund Policy:
This course requires a minimum number of participants. If minimum enrollment is not met two weeks prior to the scheduled start date, participants will be offered the option to transfer to the next available supervision cohort or to a newly scheduled date if additional interest allows. If neither option works, a full refund will be issued.
In cases of illness or emergency, participants may transfer their paid credit to the next cohort. Refunds are not available for any other reason.
Texas LPC 40 Hour Supervision Course
Before enrolling in our 40-hour supervision training, please review this important information from the Texas LPC Board:
According to the Texas Administrative Code RULE §681.147, the requirements for obtaining LPC supervisor status are as follows:
You must have held a regular LPC license in good standing for at least 60 months (5 years) from the date of issuance.
You must submit your application for LPC supervisor designation within two years of completing the 40-hour supervision training.
What This Means for You:
To meet these requirements, you should only register for this training if you can confidently state one of the following:
I have held my LPC for at least 60 months (5 years) at the time of completing this training, or
By two years after this course ends, I will have held my LPC for at least 60 months (5 years).
If you do not meet these criteria, you will not be eligible to apply for LPC supervisor designation upon completing this course.
We encourage you to carefully evaluate your eligibility to ensure you meet the Texas LPC Board's requirements before registering.
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Hybrid Course Summary
This 40-hour Texas LPC Supervisor course meets TAC §681.147 requirements and is approved for CEUs, including 14 ethics/legal hours. The hybrid format combines live virtual instruction with self-paced assignments completed within 90 days. Participants gain foundational knowledge of clinical supervision, supervision models, ethics, LPC rules, crisis management, cultural competence, and ethical decision-making, preparing them to serve as effective, compliant, and ethical supervisors in Texas.
This 40-hour Texas LPC Supervisor course meets TAC §681.147 requirements and is approved for CEUs, including 14 ethics/legal hours. The hybrid format combines live virtual instruction with self-paced assignments completed within 90 days. Participants gain foundational knowledge of clinical supervision, supervision models, ethics, LPC rules, crisis management, cultural competence, and ethical decision-making, preparing them to serve as effective, compliant, and ethical supervisors in Texas.
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At-Home, Self-Paced Content Outline
This self-paced portion builds on live instruction and may be completed within 90 days per Texas Administrative Code §681.147. Participants apply supervision models, ethical standards, and administrative responsibilities through case studies, readings, videos, and reflection. Modules address supervision practice, ethics, documentation, cultural competence, personal supervision philosophy, and readiness for LPC supervision, culminating in applied assignments demonstrating competence.
This self-paced portion builds on live instruction and may be completed within 90 days per Texas Administrative Code §681.147. Participants apply supervision models, ethical standards, and administrative responsibilities through case studies, readings, videos, and reflection. Modules address supervision practice, ethics, documentation, cultural competence, personal supervision philosophy, and readiness for LPC supervision, culminating in applied assignments demonstrating competence.
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Day 1 Lesson Summary
This section introduces core foundations of clinical supervision and the Texas LPC licensure process. Topics include supervision roles, responsibilities, models, evaluation tools, contracts, and remediation. It addresses professional growth, burnout, trauma, ethical practice, and liability. The section also reviews Texas-specific licensure requirements, supervision planning, documentation, and integrated supervision approaches used to support supervisees effectively.
This section introduces core foundations of clinical supervision and the Texas LPC licensure process. Topics include supervision roles, responsibilities, models, evaluation tools, contracts, and remediation. It addresses professional growth, burnout, trauma, ethical practice, and liability. The section also reviews Texas-specific licensure requirements, supervision planning, documentation, and integrated supervision approaches used to support supervisees effectively.
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Day 2 Lesson Summary
This section examines ethical and legal responsibilities in counseling supervision through applied scenarios. Topics include boundaries, confidentiality, crises, disasters, social media use, multicultural competence, and dual relationships. It reviews ethical decision-making models, negligence, duty of care, and supervisor responsibilities, along with key laws and Texas regulations (HIPAA, FERPA). Updates to licensing, supervision, and continuing education requirements are also covered.
This section examines ethical and legal responsibilities in counseling supervision through applied scenarios. Topics include boundaries, confidentiality, crises, disasters, social media use, multicultural competence, and dual relationships. It reviews ethical decision-making models, negligence, duty of care, and supervisor responsibilities, along with key laws and Texas regulations (HIPAA, FERPA). Updates to licensing, supervision, and continuing education requirements are also covered.
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Meet your instructor
Jessica Eiseman, MS, LPC-S, NCC
Founder of Mental Vitamins™ | Clinical Director at Room for Change Houston
Jessica is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in Texas and a Nationally Board Certified Counselor with over 14 years of experience in the mental health field. She has supervised dozens of counseling associates and graduate students, led trainings for legal and mental health professionals, and spoken nationally on trauma, burnout, ADHD, and systemic barriers in mental health.
Her teaching style blends clinical expertise with warmth, humor, and authenticity. Jessica believes learning should feel both practical and human—giving you tools you can apply right away while also inviting reflection, growth, and resilience.
Through Mental Vitamins™, she transforms her experience as a therapist, supervisor, and speaker into accessible courses and resources designed to nourish your professional development and personal well-being—one dose at a time.
