Clinical supervision

Clinical supervision is a space to reflect, grow, and find support in the challenging, meaningful work of being a therapist. It’s a place to deepen your clinical insight, build confidence, and explore your work through both a practical and relational lens.

What Supervision Can Help With:

Whether you’re a new therapist or a seasoned clinician, supervision provides a collaborative space to explore:

• Case conceptualization and treatment planning
• Navigating ethical dilemmas or complex client dynamics
  Working with countertransference and therapist identity
• Integrating different modalities 
• Building a sustainable, values-aligned practice
• Managing burnout, imposter syndrome, or self-doubt
• Exploring career development or private practice planning
  

What to Expect in Supervision:

We’ll focus on both the “what” and the “how” your client works and your internal process. Sessions are reflective, curious, and tailored to your learning style and goals.

Our Approach:

Supervision is grounded in a collaborative, non-hierarchical model. You’ll be supported as both a professional and a person, with room to explore the messy, meaningful realities of doing therapeutic work.

For Social Workers & Psychotherapists