Dr. Regina Vanburg
Psy d, lp
Pronouns: She/Her
I like to work with: Clinicians excited to start their journey in gaining their clinical license
Now accepting supervisees in TExas
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Bio
Dr. Regina Vanburg is a Licensed Psychologist, able to supervise in the state of Texas.
LP #38349
Offering supervision for Psychologist Associates interested in gaining clinical licensure (LP, LPA, etc.) in Texas. Individual states have different requirements; contact Regina for more information about whether individual or group supervision is available in your state.
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Dr. Vanburg is a Licensed Psychologist with specialization in general mental health and trauma related disorders. She earned two B.A.s at The University of Texas at Austin and a Masters in Counseling at St. Edwards University. She received her doctorate at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas and completed internship and residency in trauma psychology at the South Texas Veteran's Health Care System (Audie L. Murphy VA). Dr. Vanburg works from a strengths-based, solution-focused orientation that celebrates collaboration, the inherent role of clients as the expert on their experience, and the importance of cultural humility. She is a practitioner and clinical researcher of mindfulness-based interventions and has authored protocols and presentations on the integration of interoceptive and cognitive-based interventions. Dr. Vanburg also currently holds certification in gold-standard trauma treatments Cognitive Processing Therapy and Prolonged Exposure.
In her therapeutic work, Dr. Vanburg uses evidence-based interventions to build personalized, brief, solution-focused programs that encourage, empower, and embolden clients to make value-driven changes and live skillfully. She is honored to work with individuals who are curiously and courageously pursuing big changes and grateful for the opportunity to help them make it happen.
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WORKING WITH Dr. Vanburg
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RATES
$95 per hour for Individual Supervision
$50 per hour for Group Supervision
*Availability depending on state
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APPROACH & PHILOSOPHY
Ashley approaches supervision from a humanistic and integrative theoretical orientation.
The humanistic model focuses on the trainee’s personal growth and development. The supervisor helps the trainee to become more aware of their values, beliefs, and biases. This type of supervision can be beneficial in increasing self-awareness and developing therapeutic skills.
The integrative model suggests seven central tasks of clinical supervision: creating the learning relationship, teaching, counseling, monitoring, evaluation, consultation, and administration.
As well, social, cultural, environmental, and other oppressive systems will be discussed at length, as these affect our clients daily. We’ll discuss what it means to be an ally and advocate to minority and marginalized communities.
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POPULATIONS & SPECIALTIES
Ashley works with social workers in a wide-range of worksites currently, ranging from school social workers, those working in IOP and PHP programs, those in private and group practices, and with clients struggling with substance abuse.
Ashley has worked with populations struggling with severe and persistent mental illness, substance abuse, chronic homelessness, and trauma. She has primarily worked with adults, but has supervised individuals who work with every age range of individual, families, and groups.