Resources for New Counselors & LCMHCAs
Practical tools designed to make the transition from graduate school to professional practice a little easier. Explore resources for navigating North Carolina LCMHCA licensure, finding clinical supervision, and building your counseling career.
NC LCMHCA Licensure
Application Course
A step-by-step course designed to help North Carolina counseling graduates navigate the LCMHCA licensure application process with more clarity and less guesswork.
Inside the course:
step-by-step guidance through the application process
explanations of required materials and documentation
practical tips for avoiding common confusion and delays
guidance you can work through on your own schedule
LCMHCA Supervision Guide
A practical guide to help North Carolina LCMHCAs understand clinical supervision, identify potential supervisors, ask the right questions, and make a more informed decision about supervision.
Consultation
Let’s get you unstuck- schedule your one-on-one now.
Need answers, clarity, or just someone who gets it? This one-time consultation is a focused session where you’ll meet directly with Beth for personalized support. Whether you’re stuck on something in your licensure process, need help navigating job applications, or have questions about practicum or internship search, this is your space to ask anything. Come prepared with your questions, and Beth will bring the clarity, guidance, and next steps you need (or help you figure out where to find them).
Resources Created by a Counselor Educator
LaunchWell resources are created by Beth Vincent, PhD, LCMHC-QS, a North Carolina counselor educator, clinician, and qualified supervisor with more than a decade of experience helping counseling students and new professionals navigate the transition into practice.
“Dr. Vincent has a unique ability to create a safe space to identify and cultivate strengths and develop weaknesses, giving people more clarity and direction. With her support, I was able to navigate the complexities of the counseling field and really grow into the counselor and person I am today.”
— JASMINE W., SUPERVISEE