Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision can be a space not only to discuss what to do next in a case, but also to step back and think more deeply about what may be happening in the therapeutic relationship, how you are understanding the client, and how your own responses may be informing the work.

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My supervision style is collaborative and integrative. Depending on your needs, we may focus on case conceptualization, treatment planning, therapeutic technique, relational dynamics, use of self, ethical questions, or moments when you feel stuck or uncertain. I also value helping clinicians develop greater confidence in their own clinical thinking rather than relying on a single prescribed way of working.

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I aim to balance guidance and structure with space for you to develop your own clinical voice and judgment. Supervision can be tailored to your stage of training, theoretical orientation, and the kinds of clinical questions you are bringing.