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Lanice Bennett, MS, LPC-S, NCC

Lanice Bennett
Lanice Bennett, MS, LPC-S, NCC
she/her/hers

Director - Strategic Initiatives & Partnerships

Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor

Biography

Education

  • PhD, Leadership, in progress, Texas A&M University
  • MS, Educational Psychology, Texas A&M University
  • BS, Animal Science, Texas A&M University

License and Certification

  • Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor, Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors, No. 63126
  • National Certified Counselor, National Board for Certified Counselors, No. 279562

Approach to Therapy and Professional Interests

I approach counseling from a holistic viewpoint, believing that students have multiple facets and challenges during these years on campus. From academics, to career, to personal concerns, each piece makes the student who he or she is and will become. My clinical interests include relationships and personal growth/identity development.

Approach to Supervision

My approach to supervision is a mix of support and gentle feedback with a healthy dose of laughter thrown in. I believe that the growth we undergo in the counseling profession often mirrors the journey our clients go through, gaining insight into our patterns and behaviors, and then determining how to be more congruent. I use Rogerian tenets of person-centered foundations to create a safe space for a supervisee to step into the unknown and try new things while moving between teacher/counselor/consultant based on the supervisee’s needs. The best supervisee fit for me tends to be someone who has a willingness to have unguarded vulnerability as I try to model the same.

Personal Interests

I love my work and the opportunity to share in the developmental process with our students. As a 2x Aggie, I bleed maroon and can’t think of a better place to live and work than in Aggieland. I have worked with a wide range of ages and issues from young children to geriatric adults. The college population is my favorite! Despite an explosive degree of developmental changes, it takes very little guidance to see dramatic changes in this group. I appreciate every day that I get to participate in this change and watch students come into their own way of being.