Thank you for your time and post!

So I work in Alabama. I work for an intensive family therapy program. I work underneath a masters level therapist. We are considered a “team”. I provide psychoeducation to families and support for my partner. since we are such an intensive program, we work as a team consisting of a masters level therapist and a bachelors level therapist. (Which makes me a co-therapist). As my supervisor and partner says and explains to families, I am considered a bachelors level therapist. Which is why I wrote that in my post.

Thank you for your time and post. I love the children aspect of what I do and want to pursue working with children more as a school based therapist. But when I get done with that, idk what avenue I want to take. If it’s more families or still sticking with just kids.

The program I work in is an intensive family therapy program. I work underneath a masters level therapist. I am considered a co-therapist. I mainly provide psychoeducation and support for the masters level therapist I work with. We are a “team”. I live in Alabama. I am a co-therapist or basically a bachelors level therapist as my supervisor and partner explains to families.