Are you curious about your self as a therapist?

The work of psychotherapy is often complex and always deeply impactful for both the client and therapist. Supervision is a place to get support in navigating both the administrative and clinical aspects of therapy. It is a place where questions of ethics, of appropriate interventions, and of countertransference are explored.

Supervision is a space where you can investigate how the world you exist within, your unique identities, and how you define your role as therapist all intersect; and how your understanding of these factors improve your therapeutic practice.

  • Illinois Individual Supervision

    Ongoing virtual individual supervision for LPCs and LCPCs; LPCs looking to get further support toward their terminal licensure and LCPCs interested in deepening their work from a relational and existential framework.

  • B.C. Individual Supervision

    Ongoing virtual and in-person individual supervision for counsellors in the Lower Mainland (and all of B.C.) interested in enriching their clinical practice through a relational and existential lens.

  • Ongoing Group Supervision

    Ongoing weekly virtual space for a maximum of five clinicians of varying levels of experience. The space is structured to ensure all participants have space to present a case and obtain feedback while also balancing the necessity for more immediate support when needed.

  • Pre-licensure Group Supervision

    A free weekly virtual space for a maximum of five burgeoning clinicians. This group space is structured as a “cohort” model; the space will be run yearly for pre-licensure clinicians, practicum students, and in-training-counsellors. Please send me an email for further information regarding this group.