Abstract
The demographics and perceptions of supervision fees of Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) Interns in Texas were explored using a mixed-method online survey. Internships for LPC Interns were most commonly undertaken in agency settings, whereas the most common setting for LPC supervision was the LPC Supervisor's private practice. Over half of the participants reported paying supervision fees. The monetary expense of supervision was the second most important factor reported in supervisor selection, following a sense of connection. However, most LPC Interns did not perceive the fee as impacting the supervisory relationship.
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