Supervision & Consultation Services

C&G Counseling & Employee Assistance Programs offers expert supervision for counselors pursuing independent licensure (LPCC) in Ohio. Supervision provides essential mentorship, feedback, and guidance to refine clinical skills and meet licensure requirements. Stephanie Geer and Natasha Cramer both offer clinical supervision for individuals working toward their independent licensure for clinical counseling (LPCC). Please email to learn more and for rate inquiry.

A vital part of gaining competency as a clinical provider in gambling disorder treatment is receiving appropriate supervision. There are several pathways to certification, including through the International Problem Gambling and Gaming Certification Organization (IPGGC) and the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board, which offers a gambling endorsement. If you’re a clinician interested in expanding your scope of practice to include gambling disorder, we’re here to support you. We offer the supervision and guidance needed to complete certification requirements and build your confidence in delivering specialized care for gambling disorder. Contact us to learn how we can assist you along your journey of professional development.

Companies seeking consultation for work or employee related concerns can contact Natasha Cramer for rates and additional information.

As legalized gambling continues to grow, so does the risk of problem gambling behaviors. More individuals are being impacted than ever before, increasing the need for effective treatment and prevention services within our communities. If you’re an organization looking to integrate problem gambling services into your current programming or enhance this form of service, we can help. We can assist with integration strategies for new and existing programs, clinical treatment and prevention service development, staff training and qualification guidance, and support in identifying and utilizing available resources to help further support programming needs. We aim to expand access to care to those impacted by problem gambling by partnering with organizations to build meaningful, sustainable services. Contact Stephanie Geer for more information.