California Counselor CEUs BBS continuing education online for LMFT, LCSW, LPCC, LEP, and Associate Clinicians
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Supervision & Consultation

A business-building tool for new clinicians, and a new income stream for practices that already exist.

Your profile is yours.

You write it, you set your rate, and you decide who you work with. Share your link anywhere: LinkedIn, email signature, business cards, your CAMFT chapter, or your own website if you have one.

Market it your way.

We show you, step by step, how therapists get found today. Use what fits and skip the rest.

All remote.

If you hold a current California license and your associate is registered with the BBS, you can supervise fully by video. Clients need to be in California. You can consult with a licensed colleague in another state; keep client details de-identified.

Where do you want to start?

Two or three taps and you’ll see your next steps.

Question 1

Are you licensed or an associate?

Early access

Early access: create your profile.

We’ll email you when matching opens.

Every early-access profile gets its own colleague profile page. If you want, we also build a client practice page from it that you can edit. If you’ve only worked with managed care and don’t have a web page yet, this gives you one.

Clients book with you directly on your own scheduler. We never collect client information.

See an example profileSee an example practice page

Questions

How do I start a private practice as a therapist in California?
Start with the steps at the top of this page. Choose licensed and you get a checklist that covers fees, a business license, an NPI, HIPAA setup and a ledger. New to cash pay? Our course Get Paid What You're Worth walks you through setting it up legally and ethically.
How do associates start a private practice in California?
In California, associates (AMFT, APCC, ASW) practice under supervision and can't own a practice until they're licensed. You can plan ahead now: create a free early-access profile and we'll email you when matching with a licensed California practice owner who hires you and supervises you by video opens.
How much should I charge for clinical supervision, and how do I set rates?
Your profile is free to set up. You set your own rate, and it's yours less normal card processing. The person who books pays a $5 booking fee on top of your rate. If you're new to cash pay, Get Paid What You're Worth walks you through setting it up legally and ethically.
How do I find a clinical supervisor in California?
Licensed clinicians create a supervision and peer consultation profile, free to set up, where peers can find them and sign up for supervision. Supervision follows California BBS rules and is California only for now. We provide the supervision forms, they get signed online, and we help track supervision hours.
How do I become a clinical supervisor in California?
Licensed clinicians start with Supervision: California Initial Supervisor Training. If you've already done the 15 hours, California Supervisor Continuing Professional Development is for you. Then create your supervision and peer consultation profile so peers can find you.
Where can therapists find peer consultation?
Each clinician's supervision and peer consultation profile shows what they offer, and licensed colleagues can sign up for consultation there. Peer consultation doesn't follow the same rules as supervision. Keep client details de-identified.
Is peer consultation limited to California?
No. Peer consultation is open to licensed clinicians in all 50 states. Supervision is California only for now.
Where can therapists get a free website or dedicated clinical profile?
It's free to set up. You get a supervision and peer consultation profile where peers can find you and sign up for supervision or consultation, plus a separate private practice landing page that is only for your therapy clients. If you've only worked with managed care and don't have a web page yet, this gives you one.