Supervision is more than a place to review cases. It is a space to develop your clinical identity, strengthen your therapeutic skills, and reflect on the experiences that arise when we sit with others in vulnerable moments.

I approach supervision in much the same way I approach therapy: with curiosity, compassion, authenticity, and an emphasis on knowing yourself as a clinician. The therapeutic relationship begins with the person sitting in front of you, and effective supervision requires attention to your own thoughts, emotions, reactions, and experiences in the room. I encourage supervisees to bring their questions, uncertainties, challenges, and curiosities so that we can explore the work together.

I provide clinical supervision and consultation for clinicians working toward licensure, psychologists and therapists seeking support as they transition into private practice, and clinicians looking for consultation on specific cases. My supervision style is dynamic and relational, with a focus on developing thoughtful case conceptualization, increasing clinical confidence, and deepening awareness of the therapeutic process.