Unsupervised is a podcast about counseling, supervision, faith and the people who make this work meaningful. Together, each episode explores the ideas and real-life moments that shape counselors along the way. Join us as we learn, laugh, reflect and grow while figuring out how to support others well!

]]>https://riverside.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Fri, 11 Sep 2026 05:48:25 GMTWed, 02 Sep 2026 22:28:04 GMT60Charisse Tay Mitchell<p><i>Unsupervised</i> is a podcast about counseling, supervision, faith and the people who make this work meaningful. Together, each episode explores the ideas and real-life moments that shape counselors along the way. Join us as we learn, laugh, reflect and grow while figuring out how to support others well!</p>episodicCharisse Tay Mitchellcharissetay@dallasseminary.edunoIn this episode of Unsupervised, Charisse Tay Mitchell, LPC, sits down with Charissa Lopez, LPC-S, to talk about what it means to supervise counselors with intention, compassion, and faith. We explore attachment-informed and relational approaches to supervision, the importance of encouraging developing counselors, and how a Christian worldview shapes the supervisory relationship. Drawing from Hebrews 10:24–25, the conversation also considers how supervisors can encourage their supervisees while helping them stay grounded, avoid burnout, and remember that they are not called to be the savior.

]]>f93de2ff-dba6-4bde-8396-4a0728881804Thu, 03 Sep 2026 02:48:32 GMT<p>In this episode of <i>Unsupervised</i>, Charisse Tay Mitchell, LPC, sits down with Charissa Lopez, LPC-S, to talk about what it means to supervise counselors with intention, compassion, and faith. We explore attachment-informed and relational approaches to supervision, the importance of encouraging developing counselors, and how a Christian worldview shapes the supervisory relationship. Drawing from Hebrews 10:24–25, the conversation also considers how supervisors can encourage their supervisees while helping them stay grounded, avoid burnout, and remember that they are not called to be the savior.</p>no00:11:0711Episode 1: Helping the Helpers with guest supervisor Charissa Lopezfull