My Approach to Supervision

My supervision style mirrors how I practice therapy: collaborative, relational, and grounded in both clinical rigor and lived experience.

Together, we might explore:

• Case conceptualization and treatment planning

• Navigating complex trauma work

• Developing clinical intuition and therapeutic presence

• Working somatically and relationally with clients

• Ethical decision-making and professional boundaries

• Countertransference and use of self in the room

• Burnout prevention and sustainable practice

• Building confidence as a clinician

I approach supervision from a queer-affirming, anti-oppressive, and trauma-informed lens, recognizing that therapy does not happen outside of systems of power, identity, and culture.

You are encouraged to bring your full self — questions, doubts, values, and experiences — into the work.

Areas of Clinical Focus

Supervisees often seek me out if they are interested in working with:

• LGBTQIA+ clients

• Non-traditional relationships & ethical non-monogamy

• Sexuality, intimacy, and identity exploration

• Trauma and nervous system regulation

• Somatic and relational therapies

• Clients navigating shame, attachment wounds, or identity development

You do not need prior experience in these areas — only curiosity and openness to learning.