JOSHUA FREEMAN, LPC, NCC, ACS · MIDLOTHIAN & RICHMOND, VA
Josh Freeman, LPC
Become a more confident, thoughtful counselor with supervision that goes beyond counting hours. I offer supportive, developmentally responsive supervision for Virginia residents pursuing LPC or LMFT licensure, with an emphasis on sound judgment, ethical practice, and clinical growth.
Virginia board-approved supervisor · Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) · In-person in Midlothian & virtual supervision options
Supervision inquiries are reviewed for fit and availability. Submitting a request does not guarantee placement.
For counselors pursuing licensure
Supervision that helps you develop your own clinical voice.
Good supervision should help you think more clearly about the decisions you make, not just tell you what to do. Together, we can explore clinical complexity, build competence, and support your growth as a professional counselor.
Practical, case-focused guidance
Discuss clinical formulation, treatment planning, challenging cases, and how to apply interventions thoughtfully as your experience expands.
Think through complex decisions
Strengthen ethical reasoning, boundaries, consultation habits, professional identity, and your ability to make sound decisions when situations are not clear-cut.
Grow with useful feedback
Receive constructive feedback, space for reflection, and developmentally appropriate challenges—not a one-size-fits-all supervision process.
My supervision philosophy
Clinical growth happens through reflection, challenge, and support.
I’m Joshua Freeman, an LPC, Approved Clinical Supervisor, counselor educator, and owner of Counsel RVA. My approach to clinical supervision draws from the Integrated Developmental Model (IDM), recognizing that supervisees’ needs change as competence, confidence, and autonomy develop.
We can work through clinical questions, the reasoning behind treatment decisions, and the challenges that come with developing a professional identity. I value respectful dialogue, honest feedback, and an environment where questions can be explored without pretending every clinical decision has a simple answer.
My experience in individual and couples counseling, trauma treatment, group practice leadership, and counselor education informs the perspective I bring to supervision. I also maintain an active interest in supervision ethics and clinical decision-making.
Credentials & professional background
Clinical experience, supervision training, and counselor education.
My work brings together direct clinical care, supervision, ethical practice, teaching, and ongoing professional scholarship.
Licensed Professional Counselor
Virginia LPC #0701010297 · Texas LPC #73986
Virginia board-approved supervisor for eligible LPC and LMFT residencies
ACS & NCC
Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS-6035)
National Certified Counselor (NCC-1742122)
Prepare/Enrich Couples Assessment Professional Trainer
Graduate education & doctoral study
Master of Arts in Professional Counseling
Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision — in progress
Graduate study includes marriage and family therapy, anxiety and trauma, and Christian counseling.
Supervision ethics and decision-making
Author of “Ethical decision-making in online supervision of counselors-in-training: A practice-oriented framework”, published in The Clinical Supervisor (2026).
My professional interests include clinical supervision, gatekeeping, and responsible use of technology in counselor development.
Also providing counseling
EMDR, trauma, anxiety, and relationship counseling.
Alongside supervision, I provide counseling with a clinical focus on trauma-related distress, anxiety, and relationship concerns. I primarily use EMDR and may integrate CBT, narrative, hope-focused, and solution-focused approaches based on the client’s needs and goals.
My individual counseling availability is currently limited, and my existing profile uses a client waitlist. If you are seeking counseling with me specifically, use the session request form and indicate your preference; our team can clarify current availability and other clinician options.
Supervision requests and counseling requests use separate forms so the right team member can respond.
Common questions
Questions about clinical supervision with Joshua Freeman
Do you offer Virginia LPC and LMFT resident supervision?
My supervision services include Virginia residents pursuing LPC and LMFT licensure, subject to regulatory requirements, fit, and availability. The supervision page explains the application process and available arrangements.
Is supervision available virtually or in person?
Supervision may be available in person in Midlothian or through virtual meetings for eligible Virginia residents. We can discuss the format, applicable board requirements, and scheduling during the inquiry process.
What is your approach to supervision?
I draw from the Integrated Developmental Model and focus on reflective practice, clinical competence, ethical decision-making, consultation, and professional identity development. Supervision is tailored to the supervisee’s stage and needs.
What does supervision cost?
My current supervision information lists individual sessions around $85–$100 and group sessions around $45–$50, depending on the arrangement. Please submit a supervision inquiry to confirm current availability and fees.
Can I request counseling with Josh instead of supervision?
Yes, but counseling availability is limited. Please use the client session request form and mention Josh Freeman as your preferred clinician. Supervision applicants should use the separate supervision request pathway.
Ready to grow?
Build your clinical confidence with intentional supervision.
Tell me a little about your licensure path, professional goals, and what you’re looking for in supervision. We’ll begin with a conversation about fit and next steps.
For counseling appointments instead, use our client session request form.