For therapists
Clinical supervision and consultation
For residents working toward licensure, and for established therapists who want a second pair of eyes.
So, you have finished graduate school
Now you are working full time, trying to make ends meet, and you still need those supervised hours before you can be licensed.
Maybe there is no qualified supervisor where you work. Maybe there is one, and they simply do not have the time to sit down and think a case through with you the way they would like to.
So how do you find the right person? And how do you know when you have?
If you are just starting out
It is not easy to walk into a room with a stranger and help them feel safe enough to tell you what is really wrong.
We will work on your clinical skills, your theoretical footing, and your confidence with the people you most want to serve. I can also point you toward resources and certifications worth your time.
Along the way you will build the flexibility, empathy, and acceptance that make a strong working relationship with clients possible.
If you have been practicing for a while
We can dig into complex cases, or I can be the person you bounce ideas off. We can work through ethical questions, assessment and diagnosis, and where you want your career to go.
Therapists who have regular supervision or consultation tend to hold better boundaries, stay more clinically focused, and burn out less.
What you can expect from me
- A Licensed Professional Counselor since 2005, approved for clinical supervision since 2008.
- Training in EMDR (Levels I and II), ACT, CBT, and Internal Family Systems, and EAGALA certification in equine-assisted work.
- Honest conversation about what building a practice actually involves.
- Feedback given in the way that works best for you.
- A place to ask the questions you think you should already know the answers to.
Being a therapist is hard work
You do not have to do it unsupported. Call or email to set up a free 20-minute consultation about supervision.