CLINICAL SUPERVISION

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Become more of yourself as a therapist.

Good supervision isn't about learning the right thing to say next.

It's about developing the clinical judgment to know when to speak, when to wait, what you're noticing, what you're missing, and what might be happening inside you while you're sitting with someone else.

My approach to supervision is relational, curious, culturally responsive, and informed by attachment, Internal Family Systems, trauma, and systems thinking.

We'll talk about your clients.

We'll also talk about you.

The parts that want to get it right. The cases that activate something. The moments you feel lost. The identities you bring into the room. The questions you don't think you're supposed to have yet.

Because becoming a therapist isn't only about accumulating interventions.

It's about developing a clinical self you trust.

Areas of focus may include:
Case conceptualization · Therapist parts & countertransference · Attachment · IFS · Couples work · Perinatal mental health · Generational & cultural dynamics · Ethics · Professional identity

Become more of yourself as a therapist.

Good supervision isn't about learning the right thing to say next.

It's about developing the clinical judgment to know when to speak, when to wait, what you're noticing, what you're missing, and what might be happening inside you while you're sitting with someone else.

My approach to supervision is relational, curious, culturally responsive, and informed by attachment, Internal Family Systems, trauma, and systems thinking.

We'll talk about your clients.

We'll also talk about you.

The parts that want to get it right. The cases that activate something. The moments you feel lost. The identities you bring into the room. The questions you don't think you're supposed to have yet.

Because becoming a therapist isn't only about accumulating interventions.

It's about developing a clinical self you trust.

Areas of focus may include:
Case conceptualization · Therapist parts & countertransference · Attachment · IFS · Couples work · Perinatal mental health · Generational & cultural dynamics · Ethics · Professional identity