psychotherapy supervision for mental health professionals
I offer psychotherapy supervision for mental health professionals seeking a thoughtful space to deepen their clinical work and professional development.
Supervision sessions provide an opportunity to reflect on clinical cases, strengthen therapeutic skills, and explore the challenges and rewards of working as a therapist. Together, we discuss case conceptualization, treatment planning, ethical and risk considerations, and the therapeutic process itself.
My goal in supervision is to support clinicians in expanding their therapeutic “toolbox,” developing confidence in their clinical instincts, and strengthening their ability to work effectively with a wide range of clients.
If you are interested in supervision, please begin by sending an inquiry through the contact form or email. We can then schedule a brief consultation call to determine whether working with me would be a good fit.
Available for mental health professionals, including psychologists, social workers, marriage and family therapists, and trainees in these fields.
what to expect
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Are you eligible for psychotherapy supervision?
I provide supervision and consultation for mental health professionals at various stages of their careers, including:
Pre-licensed clinicians working toward licensure
Postdoctoral fellows and trainees
Licensed psychologists
Licensed clinical social workers
Marriage and family therapists (MFTs)
Supervision can be helpful for clinicians seeking structured guidance during training as well as for experienced therapists seeking consultation, support, and continued professional growth.
What will we go over?
Supervision sessions typically include discussions about the course of psychotherapy, treatment planning, and reflection on the therapeutic relationship and process.
Common areas of focus include:
Case conceptualization and treatment planning
Therapist self-reflection and professional development
Ethical and risk management considerations
Refining therapeutic techniques and interventions
Developing confidence and clinical judgment
Supervision may also include training and consultation in a range of psychotherapy approaches, including:
Psychodynamic psychotherapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Interpersonal therapy
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for trauma
Mindfulness-based interventions
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What’s my approach?
My approach to supervision is collaborative and responsive to each clinician's unique needs.
While self-reflection is a central focus, supervision also emphasizes strengthening clinical skills, refining therapeutic techniques, and deepening understanding of different psychotherapy models. I aim to create a supportive environment where clinicians can thoughtfully explore their work with clients while developing greater confidence in their clinical decision-making.
Supervision is a space for learning, curiosity, and professional growth.
How are sessions structured?
Session Length: 60 minutes
Format: In-person and Online
Supervision Type: Individual or group supervision and consultation
Fees: $250 / Session