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Clinical Supervision Log

A paper record of supervised clinical experience toward licensure — session by session, with hours, focus, and supervisor sign-off. Print a fresh sheet for each period and keep signed copies for your board file.

Name or initialsDate

How to use this worksheet

Log each supervision session as it happens and have your supervisor initial each row— contemporaneous, signed records are what boards expect. Record hours to your board's definitions (individual vs. group, direct clinical vs. indirect), since requirements differ by license. Confirm current supervised-experience rules with the NH Office of Professional Licensure and Certification before you rely on any total here.
Verified clinicians can track hours privately on screen — open the interactive supervision log

Supervisee & supervisor

Supervisee
License sought
Supervisor
Supervisor license & #
Agency / setting
Reporting period

Supervision sessions

One row per session. Mark whether the hours were direct clinical supervision, and have the supervisor initial each entry.

Date
Hrs
Format (Ind / Grp)
Direct ✓
Topics, cases & focus of supervision
Supervisor initials

Running totals

Carry these forward across sheets to track progress toward your board's requirement.

Hours this sheet
Cumulative hours to date
of which individual supervision
of which group supervision
Direct client-contact hours
Hours remaining to requirement

Supervisor attestation

By signing, the supervisor confirms the sessions above took place as recorded.

Supervisor signatureDate
Supervisee signatureDate

A general documentation aid, not an official board form. Supervised-hour requirements and supervisor qualifications are set by the NH Board of Mental Health Practice / OPLC rules (RSA 330-A) and vary by license (LCSW, LCMHC, LMFT, LADC/MLADC, psychology).

Meridian · New Hampshire mental health resources · This is a general clinical handout, not a substitute for professional judgment. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call or text 988 or NH Rapid Response at 833-710-6477.