Charlotte and Matthews Area Premier Therapy Practice Specializing
in the Treatment of Trauma for Teens, Families & Adults
EVIDENCE BASED MODALITIES & MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIES, TELEHEALTH/TELETHERAPY, TRAUMA ASSESSMENTS, TRAUMA THERAPY, DBT, EMDR, TRAUMA FOCUSED- CBT (TF-CBT), PTSD TREATMENT, GROUP THERAPY, DBT, INDIVIDUAL THERAPY FOR ADULTS, ADOLESCENT/TEEN THERAPY, FAMILY AND COUPLES THERAPY. THERAPY JOBS IN CHARLOTTE NC
704-286-MACS (6227)
Professional Clinical Supervision
Choosing the right clinical supervisor is the single most important factor in clinician success and preparation for full licensure practice. The relationship between the supervisor and the clinician associate is essential. As you are researching Supervisor options, please ask potential supervisors these questions:
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How long has the supervisor been practicing as a clinician? How much of this was in direct practice verses adminstrative work?
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What populations does the clinician have expertise in treating?
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How many successful clinicians has the Supervisor provided supervision to?
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How long has the Supervisior been providing clinical supervision?
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Will they provide you with a list of past supervisees to speak with about their experience?
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Have they completed any specialized trainings in providing clinical supervision?
Initial Meeting/Interview: Free
Subsequent Individual Supervision: $95
Supervision Via Technology: $95 (up to 20 hours)
Group Supervision: $45 (based on group availability)
Initial Meeting/Interview: Free
Subsequent Individual Supervision: $95
Supervision Via Technology: $95 (up to 20 hours)
Group Supervision: $45 (based on group availability)
LCSW Supervision
Caroline B. McCloud, MSW, LCSW, BCD has over 25 years of clinical experience and has successfully supervised more than 25 LCSWA's and LPCA's since 1997. She is a NASW Certified Clinical Supervisor. Caroline has provided both individual and group supervision to clinicians in private practice, DSS agency clinical positions, not for profit community service clinicians, mental health center clinicians, residential services clinicians, adoption clinicians and foster care clinicians.
Caroline's style is personable and nurturing. She works to assess the clinical associate at their current level to develop their individual supervision plan. Caroline's clinical strengths lie in child abuse/neglect identification and treatment, family disruptions due to a variety of situations, court involved families, children from 3 through adulthood, adoptions, adjustments, trauma, EMDR, PTSD, involvement of resistant clients, diagnosis and treatment of most common mental health conditions, play therapy and evidence based therapies.
Tasha Boileau, MSW, LCSW is a seasoned clinical social worker with over 12 years of experience providing compassionate, trauma-informed care to children, adolescents, and adults. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Tasha has been mentoring and supervising associate-level clinicians for several years, helping them develop confidence, clinical competence, and ethical decision-making in the field of social work.
Tasha is especially passionate about supporting LCSWAs as they transition into private practice, offering guidance on both the business and clinical aspects of sustainable, client-centered work. She provides supervision that is structured, supportive, and grounded in evidence-based approaches.
Her clinical specialties include:
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Trauma and PTSD
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Depression and anxiety disorders
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Grief and loss
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Child welfare and DSS-involved cases
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Communication and relationship challenges
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ADHD and behavioral issues
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Abuse recovery and complex family dynamics
Tasha is Level II trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and is certified and rostered through the NC Child Treatment Program in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). As the Director of Trauma Services at MACS, she provides clinical oversight and support to a team of trauma-informed providers, ensuring excellence in care and fidelity to best practices.
Known for her grounded, calm presence, Tasha brings clarity and stability to situations involving high stress, anxiety, or emotional complexity. She is deeply committed to helping emerging clinicians become ethical, effective, and confident social work professionals.
Initial Meeting/Interview: Free
Subsequent Individual Supervision: $95
Group Supervision: $45 (based on group availability)
Initial Meeting/Interview: Free
Subsequent Individual Supervision: $95
Group Supervision: $45 (based on group availability)
LCMHCS Supervision
Dr. Kristina M. Acosta, PhD, LCMHCS, NCC has over 15 years of clinical experience. She obtained a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision in December 2013 from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Her training there emphasized advanced counseling theory and application as well as clinical supervision. During her doctoral program, she supervised counseling students while participating in their practicum and internship experience.
Dr. Kristina has special interest in working with adult clients and is competent to supervise on the following issues: addiction, depression, stress, grief, loss and change, self-esteem, trauma, stress-management and anxiety, and as well as helping children and adolescents with personal adjustment and behavioral problems. Her approach to clinical supervision is multicultural and contextual as well as personable and nurturing.
Dr. Kristina is able to supervise those pursuing their LCMHCA.
Marissa Johnson, LCMHCS, is a highly respected Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor in North Carolina with over 12 years of experience providing therapy and clinical supervision. She specializes in the development of early-career clinicians and is passionate about empowering others to grow into confident, ethical, and effective mental health professionals.
As the DBT Director at MACS, Marissa leads the clinic’s DBT-Adherent Program, offering expert guidance in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and supervising a team of clinicians committed to evidence-based care. Her role includes case consultation, ethics guidance, and professional development, giving her deep insight into the evolving needs of associate-level therapists in both private practice and agency settings.
Marissa has advanced clinical training and supervision experience in:
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
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EMDR (Level II trained)
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Somatic Experiencing (currently in certification training)
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Trauma treatment and PTSD
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Personality disorders
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Anxiety and mood disorders
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Adolescent and adult mental health care
She has worked extensively with individuals ages 12 through adulthood, with a special focus on adolescents navigating identity, emotional regulation, and trauma recovery.
Marissa brings a deeply empathetic, nonjudgmental, and relational approach to supervision. She believes in balancing structure with support, offering practical tools for clinical skill-building while nurturing the personal growth required to thrive as a therapist.
Whether you're pursuing private practice, seeking guidance through complex cases, or looking for an experienced LCMHC clinical supervisor in North Carolina, Marissa provides the knowledge, clarity, and compassion to support your professional journey.