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FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions we've received about our services. If you have any questions that are not listed here, feel free to contact us. We are happy to answer any questions you may have to start you on your journey to inner peace.

Our program emphasizes ethical practice, clinical skill development, and self-care strategies, equipping you with the tools to excel in your social work career. Through regular, focused sessions, you'll gain valuable insights and feedback to enhance your clinical competencies and confidence.

  • What would therapy look like for me?
    Our services are tailored to your unique needs. We'll work together to explore your goals, address challenges, and develop strategies for personal growth. The process involves open and honest dialogue in a safe, non-judgmental space.
  • Do you offer virtual therapy sessions?
    Yes, Perfectly Imperfect currently exclusively provides virtual therapy sessions. Embracing virtual therapy offers the convenience of receiving support from the comfort of your own space. This approach allows for greater flexibility, eliminates travel time, and ensures a confidential environment for open and honest discussions.
  • What is the difference between talking to you or my friend or family?
    While friends and family can provide valuable support, therapy offers a unique and confidential space. Therapists bring professional expertise to help you navigate challenges, gain insights, and develop coping strategies. Therapy provides an objective perspective and specialized guidance tailored to your individual needs.
  • What services does Perfectly Imperfect Counseling Services offer?
    Perfectly Imperfect provides therapy services, specializing in wellness for women. While our focus is on supporting women of color, Perfectly Imperfect Counseling Services welcomes individuals from all backgrounds who resonate with our therapeutic approach.
  • Is therapy confidential?
    Yes, client confidentiality is a top priority. While we prioritize and uphold strict confidentiality, there are legal and ethical limitations. These include situations where there is a risk of harm to yourself or others, instances of child or elder abuse, or if a court subpoenas your records. We are committed to transparent communication about any necessary disclosures, prioritizing your safety and well-being.
  • What is your policy for no-shows and late cancellations?
    We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise. If you need to cancel or reschedule, please notify us at least 24 hours in advance. For no-shows or late cancellations, a cancellation fee may apply.
  • What are the LCSW supervision requirements in Georgia?
    The license requires 3 years of post-masters experience under supervision from a qualified LCSW, with 120 hours of documented supervision (50% of which may be group supervision).
  • Do I need my LMSW to begin supervision?
    You do not need to have your Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) license to start working toward your LCSW, but it is generally suggested to obtain the LMSW first to streamline the process.
  • How is individual supervision structured?
    Individual supervision focuses on tailored guidance for case reviews, ethical decision-making, and clinical skill development. It provides one-on-one attention to ensure you meet your specific professional goals.
  • How is group supervision structured?
    Group supervision sessions are capped at six participants to ensure personalized attention and meaningful discussion. Sessions focus on case reviews, clinical skill development, and ethical practice.
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