Dr. Angela Clack

Dr. Angela Clack At www.ClackAssociates.com we seek to empower individuals to live life to its fullest potential!

01/28/2026

Struggling doesn’t mean you’re unhealed — it means you’re human.
And your nervous system is still learning safety.

You don’t need more discipline.
You need more compassion for a body that survived a lot.

**Comment below if you would like to see more content like this. I’ll go live!

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Pre-licensed therapists:Your growth isn’t just about learning tools.It’s about becoming a therapist.Professional identit...
01/27/2026

Pre-licensed therapists:
Your growth isn’t just about learning tools.
It’s about becoming a therapist.

Professional identity is built through:
Confidence.
Ethics.
Boundaries.
Self-trust.
Supervision.
Reflection.
Time.

You’re not behind —
you’re forming.

Comment IDENTITY if you’re building your therapist voice.

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Grateful for colleagues who choose collaboration over comparison. I am in no way boasting but I am self promoting unapol...
01/26/2026

Grateful for colleagues who choose collaboration over comparison. I am in no way boasting but I am self promoting unapologetically ➡️
Identity anchored in purpose leaves no room for rivalry—only impact, abundance, and shared expansion.

When women build each other, we multiply capacity.

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01/22/2026

Unpopular but necessary truth:
Sometimes the most ethical thing a therapist can do is pause, shift, or step back.

If you feel emotionally reactive or numb in sessions…
If your boundaries are slipping because you’re overextended…
If you’re mentally foggy, missing clinical cues, or making avoidable errors…
If you’re avoiding supervision or peer support…
If your personal stress is bleeding into your clinical judgment…

That’s not weakness.
That’s therapist impairment—and impairment requires care, accountability, and support.

Taking a break isn’t quitting.
It’s an ethical reset that protects your clients, your license, and your nervous system.

Resilient therapists don’t just care for others. They care for their capacity.

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Choosing a supervisor is one of the most important professional decisions you’ll make.Not because of their title—but bec...
01/22/2026

Choosing a supervisor is one of the most important professional decisions you’ll make.
Not because of their title—but because of how they were trained to think, reflect, and hold responsibility.

Ask better questions. Your future clinical self will thank you.

➡️DM for Inquiries for New Jersey and Pennsylvania pre licensed clinicians. ➡️For Clinical Supervisors who want to support in reflecting on your style … I got you next !👍🏽

Ethical supervision is not simply about doing no harm.It’s about actively stewarding responsibility across multiple rela...
01/20/2026

Ethical supervision is not simply about doing no harm.
It’s about actively stewarding responsibility across multiple relationships—with clarity, humility, and accountability.

Why does this matter?

Because supervision doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
What we model impacts:
• the clinician
• the client
• the agency
• the profession
• and ultimately, public trust

Ethical supervision means:
✨ naming power instead of ignoring it
✨ holding structure and humanity
✨ knowing when to guide—and when to pause
✨ being accountable not just to rules, but to people

Supervision is leadership.
And leadership requires stewardship, not shortcuts.

💬 Comment: What does ethical supervision mean to you in practice?

What I learned today genuinely blew my mind.During an Interdisciplinary Supervisor Training, the presenter suggested som...
01/16/2026

What I learned today genuinely blew my mind.

During an Interdisciplinary Supervisor Training, the presenter suggested something so simple, yet so powerful:
a supervisor journal.

Not notes.
Not documentation.
A journal.

A space for supervisors to reflect on their reactions, countertransference, growth edges, questions, and moments that linger after supervision ends.

And immediately I thought—of course.

As a lifelong journaler, this felt like a missing link I didn’t know I needed. Supervision isn’t just about guiding others; it’s also about tracking who we are becoming in the process.

A supervisor journal creates room for:

self-awareness

ethical reflection

emotional regulation

and continued professional growth

Supervision changes us too. We should be tending to that.

Today was a reminder that even seasoned supervisors are still students—and I love that for us.

🖊️ Do you reflect after supervision—or move straight to the next task?

What I learned today genuinely blew my mind.During an Interdisciplinary Supervisor Training, the presenter suggested som...
01/16/2026

What I learned today genuinely blew my mind.

During an Interdisciplinary Supervisor Training, the presenter suggested something so simple, yet so powerful:
a supervisor journal.

Not notes.
Not documentation.
A journal.

A space for supervisors to reflect on their reactions, countertransference, growth edges, questions, and moments that linger after supervision ends.

And immediately I thought—of course.

As a lifelong journaler, this felt like a missing link I didn’t know I needed. Supervision isn’t just about guiding others; it’s also about tracking who we are becoming in the process.

A supervisor journal creates room for:

self-awareness

ethical reflection

emotional regulation

and continued professional growth

Supervision changes us too. We should be tending to that.

Today was a reminder that even seasoned supervisors are still students—and I love that for us.

🖊️ Do you reflect after supervision—or move straight to the next task?

01/15/2026

HERE ARE 5 PROBLEMS WE HELP PEOPLE SOLVE

1️⃣ Burnout that won’t go away with rest alone
→ Especially for high-achieving professionals who are tired of pushing through.

2️⃣ Feeling emotionally overwhelmed but still needing to function at a high level
→ You look “fine,” but inside your nervous system is doing the most.

3️⃣ Doing all the right things but still feeling disconnected from yourself
→ Therapy, journaling, prayer, productivity tools… yet something still feels off.

4️⃣ Navigating work, leadership, or entrepreneurship while protecting your mental health
→ Without sacrificing your identity, values, or wellness.

5️⃣ Outgrowing old versions of yourself and needing support for the next chapter
→ Personally, professionally, or spiritually.

01/13/2026

The new math of clinical work is about capacity, not hustle. When the work is one to one, effort can carry you. When the work becomes one supervisor➡️one clinician ➡️many clients, you have to move differently. This is how I prepare to hold multiplied impact. ➡️That’s the new math.

Part 1 Lessons from the Masterclass with Traci Ellis Ross ( my new BFF in my head) 🤷🏽‍♀️. Traci was a podcast guest sh...
01/09/2026

Part 1 Lessons from the Masterclass with Traci Ellis Ross ( my new BFF in my head) 🤷🏽‍♀️. Traci was a podcast guest show. My first time listening and watching. I’m so glad that by scrolling and seeking personal development I landed on the show! Hey there Emma ! Ok Ok Ok OK Ok … let me focus and not too long . I watched it twice… and likely will revisit it as I am living life with intention after 2025 really tested my faith deeply. I’m really starting to love my life in 2026. I no longer look for the “soft life” or “life with ease” that we all practiced in 2024 and 2025. That felt too much like a trend. What I know now is that my life must be lived on my terms based on my needs, my purpose, my destiny, and align with my values, beliefs, and what supports my nervous system and my health. (I know… a lot to unpack).

Here are notes and reflections from the Masterclass (my words -not Ms. Ellis Ross). Part 1.

1. My lifestyle will be living intentionally. PERIODT!
2. Therapy reflections: Her reflection on her therapy experience truly made me smile! We doing therapy Black women! Let’s go. Traci stated what I do with my clients all the time…language and words…pause…reframe…reflect. Is that what you really mean? It will carry you into clarity. Watch your mouth and choose your words with intention.
3. Do your work! Traci emphatically stated, “Dream big, but know that you are the one that’s going to be doing the work ; you are going to do the work to pull that up the hill.”
4. Traci reflected on the women, including her beautiful and uber-special Mum, Diana Ross, and how she witnessed their journey and the life lessons she gleaned.
5. Learn to be who you are! STOP right here! You mean to tell me that this is a real thing! It sure is. If you know me, this is also a never ending journey as I am a lifelong learner.
We will pause here to allow you to take in, reflect (go watch the podcast) , journal and reconnect with me for Part 2!

This is good stuff folks!
Be you best version of who you are, Dr Angela

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