Clinial Supervision
Being a clinical supervisor is one of my most treasured identities as a counseling psychologist (and person). I have supervised, trained, and mentored numerous beginning therapists since 2010, including master's, doctoral, postdoctoral, and early career therapists. This also includes three years serving as the Training Director in a college counseling center.
My aim as a supervisor is to help new and early career clinicians to become more “themselves” as therapists, to increase their comfort with emotions and with discussions of identity and power, and to learn how to use themselves in the work. I help clinicians strengthen their capacity to conceptualize cases holistically, considering identities, dynamics, and diagnoses.
My approach to supervision is developmental, relational, identity-centered, emotionally-focused, and guided by anti-oppressive and decolonizing perspectives. Whenever possible, I like to incorporate review of videotaped sessions in supervision sessions.
Please contact me if you would like to discuss whether I might be a good fit for you as a supervisor.
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