Topic-Based Cohort Supervision Groups

Closed, small-group experiences designed for therapists seeking in-depth exploration of a specific theme or clinical focus.

These cohorts offer a supportive, consistent space to deepen clinical insight, receive targeted guidance, and foster peer connection—all through the lens of a shared specialty or interest area.

Spirituality & Sex Therapy Supervison Group

This closed supervision group is designed for clinicians exploring the intersection of sexuality and spirituality in clinical and coaching work. Grounded in a holistic, decolonizing, and sex-positive approach, this group provides a sacred space for deep reflection, case consultation, and personal-professional integration. It is ideal for those called to honor the sacred within sexuality and deepen their presence in transformative work.  Learn more

is an AASECT-approved virtual group supervision space created for Latine, bilingual, and bicultural sex therapy professionals. Led by Jacqueline Méndez, LMFT, AASECT Certified Sex Therapist Supervisor, this group honors the particular knowing that comes from living de aquí y de allá — from here and from there.

This is a space where cultura, spirituality, language, and lived experience are not left at the door — they are welcomed as clinical wisdom. Whether you are pursuing AASECT certification, deepening your knowledge of sex therapy, or already certified and seeking comunidad, Entre Nos holds space for your full professional and personal self.

We explore sexuality, identity, and healing through a decolonizing, somatic, and intersectional lens — in English, in Spanish, and everywhere in between.

Registration is open. Spots are limited to 4 participants. Learn more.

Healing in Access

is an AASECT group supervision experience for therapists committed to serving underserved and marginalized communities—including clients and communities within community mental health settings—with courage, compassion, and clarity. This integrative, trauma-informed space blends clinical excellence with a holistic, systems-aware lens, supporting you in navigating complex client work with cultural responsiveness and ethical care. Through case consultation, reflection, and community, you’ll gain the tools and confidence to expand access, deepen your impact, and offer truly inclusive sexual health support. Learn more.

4-D Supervison Group

This closed supervision group is rooted in the 4-D Wheel approach—Body, Mind, Heart, and Spirit. Designed for clinicians who want to move beyond talk therapy, this group integrates somatic, systemic, and decolonizing perspectives. Participants engage in case consultation, experiential learning, and personal-professional reflection to support transformative, holistic work with clients.  Learn more. 

FAQ

Yes, you can participate in more than one group. However, AASECT allows a maximum of 6 supervision hours per month.

Yes, you are welcome to attend any of our groups, but rather than earning supervision hours, you will receive AASECT CEUs.

Starting with a group is a good way to start your certification journey because it offers built-in support, shared learning, and a sense of community from the very beginning. You’ll gain insight from diverse clinical perspectives, receive expert guidance, and stay accountable—making the process less overwhelming and more enriching. Plus, being witnessed and supported by peers can help you grow with confidence and clarity.

These groups are ideal for therapists, coaches, and healing professionals seeking consistent support, deeper clinical insight, and a space to integrate personal and professional growth over time.hat you are a good fit for them.

AASECT allows you to have up to 4 supervisors during your certification journey.

AASECT allows you to have up to 4 supervisors during your certification journey so that you may work with your primary supervisor and an additional 3 more.

While regular attendance is encouraged to build continuity and trust, we understand that life happens. Please note that these are closed groups and missed sessions cannot be made up. That said, even if you miss an occasional session, you’ll still benefit from the group’s rhythm, shared resources, and the supportive community we cultivate together.

Topic-based cohort groups foster deeper relationships, focused mentorship, and cumulative learning around a shared theme. Over time, they create a consistent and trusted container where complex topics, evolving professional challenges, and your personal growth can be explored in depth with support and community.

Ready for Supervision That Transforms?

Because your clients—and your calling—deserve the fullest version of you, now.

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