Clinical supervision is a place to get curious about yourself, your clients, and the profession.

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Your clinical supervision should be a place where you feel comfortable expressing doubts, asking questions, exploring your own biases, and identifying the unique strengths that make you a successful therapist.

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My approach is casual, down to earth and practical. I am affirming, anti-oppressive and clinically rigorous. I love to laugh and also love to explore the intricacies of our profession.

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In supervision we’ll cover ALL the topics important for your professional growth including: diagnosing using the DSM, exam preparation, discussion of legal/ethical considerations, developing a professional identity, exploring areas of transference/countertransference, cross-cultural considerations, reviewing various theoretical orientations, and taking your clinical work to the next level.

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