Learning, growing, and developing as a therapist never ends. Once you think you know something and settle into that practicing that knowledge, you learn something new, expand your understanding, and that’s the beauty of it.
Clinical supervision is more than just guidance. Supervision is an authentic partnership that is built on respect and trust between the supervisor and supervisee. The supervisor recognizes the supervisee’s potential and is dedicated to fostering, encouraging, and challenging their professional competence and ethical integrity. It is, in its core, a nurturing relationship that acknowledges that everyone, no matter how experienced, benefits from ongoing support and learning.
Areas of clinical interest:
Eating disorders, trauma (chronic, complex, single episode), shame, attachment, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorders, grief and loss, clinical self-care, professional and personal identity, therapeutic relationship, case consultation, clinical consultation.
Areas of theoretical interest:
Humanistic, Gestalt, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotions-Focused Therapy (EFT/EFIT), Attachment-focused, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (M-CBT), and somatic work.
Clinical Assessment, Case Conceptualizations, and Feedback
Learn to effectively use psychotherapy techniques and approaches to assess and identify clinical concerns with feedback that builds your competency, critical thinking, and confidence.
Record Keeping and Documentation Guidance
Learn to maintain thorough and accurate documentation for effective case management, ethics, insurance, and law.
Clinical Interventions and Skills Competency
Develop comprehensive skills to accurately evaluate and diagnose clients’ needs throughout the therapy journey.
Professional Counselor Identity and Function
Understand and embrace your role and responsibilities as a professional counselor.
Treatment Planning, Theoretical Orientation, and Implementation
Gain expertise and confidence in developing and executing effective treatment plans personalized to each client and their concerns.
Diversity and Inclusion
Support the evolution in your clinical practice of your cultural and diversity awareness and providing inclusive treatment.
Professional Ethics and Standards of Practice
Adhere to high ethical standards and best practices in your counseling work with assurance.
Empowering and Collaborative Work
I am committed to ensuring that your path to obtaining your license is supportive, respectful, and empowering.
Individual Supervision:
1 hour per week (60 minutes): $100
2 hours per week (120 minutes): $200​
Group Supervision (2+ Residents):
1 hour per week (60 minutes): $75
2 hours per week (120 minutes): $150
Remember: Group supervision hours count equally but are capped at 50% (100 of the 200 required hours).