My supervision approach is rooted in self-of-the-therapist work, recognizing that the most powerful clinical tool you bring into the room is you. I work with interns through seasoned professionals. While clinical skills and interventions matter, research and lived experience consistently show that the therapeutic relationship is the most influential factor in client outcomes.

In supervision, we focus on cultivating an authentic therapist identity, one that integrates your lived experiences, values, nervous system, and relational style with your preferred theoretical orientation(s). Rather than asking you to fit into a rigid model, supervision becomes a space to explore how theory comes alive through you, allowing your approach to feel embodied, ethical, and sustainable. Supervision may also include how to integrate Nature-Based practices, developing ethical ways to do outside sessions, and/or nurturing business practices for a thriving private practice.

Together, we explore how your personal history, identities, emotional responses, and internal narratives shape your work with clients. Countertransference, intuition, and moments of resonance or rupture are approached as meaningful sources of clinical information that can deepen connection and attunement.