LMFT-Associate supervision
in Arizona.
Arizona's behavioral health licensing board oversees MFT licensure with a focus on both clinical hours and direct supervision. I hold an active LMFT license in Arizona and offer telehealth supervision designed to meet AZBBHE requirements while centering queer and trans affirming clinical development.
AZ License
AZ-LMFT-16225
LMFT · AZBBHE
Supervisor Credential
AAMFT Approved
American Assoc. for Marriage & Family Therapy
Format
Telehealth
Individual · Group · Direct Observation
The Approach
Two frameworks.
One integrated practice.
Every supervisory relationship I hold is grounded in two frameworks that I believe belong together: the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Buddhist Psychology.
UDL means supervision is built around how you learn, not a fixed template you have to fit yourself into. Multiple means of engagement, representation, and expression aren't accommodations; they're the design.
Buddhist Psychology brings impermanence, non-attachment, and compassionate awareness into the clinical frame, for your clients and for you. We hold the work lightly without holding it carelessly.
Universal Design for Learning
Supervision structured around your learning style, not a one-size-fits-all model. Flexible engagement, multiple modalities, and a pace that serves your development.
Buddhist Psychology
Mindfulness, impermanence, and compassionate non-attachment as clinical tools, for working with clients and for sustaining yourself in the work.
Queer & Trans Affirming
Identity-affirming supervision isn't a specialty add-on. It's the foundation. You don't have to translate yourself here.
Arizona Licensing
What supervision looks like in Arizona.
Supervision requirements are set by the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (AZBBHE). All formats I offer (individual, group, and direct observation) are designed to meet your board's requirements while going well beyond the minimum.
Individual Supervision
- Counts toward AZBBHE individual hours
- Weekly or biweekly sessions
- Tailored to your caseload and growth edges
- Hours documented for board submission
- Consultee contract provided at start
Group Supervision
- Counts toward AZBBHE group hours
- Group size within your board's limit
- Weekly cohort with queer clinicians
- Rotating case presentations
- Community you can't get in individual alone
Direct Observation
- Live or recorded session review
- Structured feedback form provided
- Documented for boards that require observation
- Available within individual supervision
- Non-evaluative, growth-focused frame
Peer Consultation
- For licensed LMFTs in Arizona
- Complex case consultation
- Ethical dilemmas and dual relationships
- Advanced LGBTQ+ clinical competency
- No long-term commitment required
Arizona MFT licensure requirements
Pre-licensed title: Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist (LAMFT)
- Client contact
- 1,600 hours of direct client contact, at least 1,000 with couples or families
- Supervision
- At least 100 hours, at least 25 individual
- Minimum time
- 24 months
- Video supervision
- No more than 90 of the 100 supervision hours may be by videoconference or phone, and no more than 15 of those by phone (R4-6-212).
- Supervisor requirements
- At least 50 supervision hours must come from an LMFT or from an independently licensed professional who holds the AAMFT Approved Supervisor designation (R4-6-604).
My supervision is by telehealth. Because Arizona caps video and phone supervision at 90 hours, the remaining required hours need to be arranged in person.
Sources: A.R.S. 32-3311 · Ariz. Admin. Code R4-6-212. Checked October 2026. Rules change, so confirm current requirements with Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners.
Official Licensing Board
Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners
(AZBBHE), the regulatory body for LMFT licensure in Arizona
Your Supervisor
Mx. Love C. Dialogos,
LMFT
I'm a queer, genderless womxn (she/they) and licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. I'm licensed in Arizona (AZ-LMFT-16225) and hold AAMFT Approved Supervisor status.
My supervision practice is grounded in UDL and Buddhist Psychology, because I believe the most effective clinical work happens when clinicians feel genuinely seen and supported, not just evaluated.
I built this practice because the supervision I needed didn't exist when I was pre-licensed. I don't want that to be your story.
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