My Approach
to Supervsion
Supervision is more than just oversight…
it’s about helping you develop your professional identity and gain confidence in your own abilities as a counselor. My approach to supervision is collaborative and supportive, designed to help you grow while providing a safe space to explore your intuition and perceptions as a clinician.
I believe that, just like in counseling, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach in supervision. Each supervisee brings their own unique strengths, style, and challenges, and I’m here to help you discover what works best for you and your clients. Together, we’ll explore:
Your Intuition and Style: One of the most important things I emphasize in supervision is trusting your instincts as a counselor. We’ll talk about why you’re drawn to certain approaches with your clients, and I’ll encourage you to reflect on how your intuition guides you during sessions.
Tailored Feedback: Supervision isn’t about telling you what to do. Instead, I offer feedback in a way that invites conversation. I’ll ask questions like, “What made you decide to approach this situation in this way?” rather than expecting you to defend your choices. This opens up a dialogue where we can explore alternatives together, and you can develop confidence in your clinical decisions.
Practical Support: Whether you’re dealing with complex client cases or navigating professional challenges, supervision is a space where we can work through those situations together. I’ll help you connect theory to practice and apply the counseling skills you’ve learned in real-world scenarios. We’ll address common counseling themes—such as anxiety, trauma, and depression—while also focusing on the specific dynamics you encounter with your clients.
Ongoing Professional Development: A big part of supervision is helping you grow, not just as a clinician, but as a professional. I’ll highlight your strengths and help you build on them while also providing gentle feedback in areas where there’s room for growth. My goal is for you to leave each supervision session feeling more empowered, confident, and prepared to handle the complexities of your work.
“At the end of the day, my role is to support you in becoming the best counselor you can be. I believe in creating a space where you feel comfortable exploring new approaches, asking questions, and making mistakes—because that’s how we all learn. Supervision with me is not about criticism; it’s about growth, reflection, and becoming more in tune with your unique approach to counseling.”
Frequently Asked Questions
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I offer supervision at $75 per hour, and I’m happy to work with you on a payment plan if needed. I aim to make this process accessible so you can focus on growing as a counselor without the added stress of high fees.
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I offer a collaborative, non-judgmental space where you can explore your own perceptions and therapeutic decisions. My rates are lower because I want to support counselors just starting out. I wish I’d had a seasoned and supportive mentor when I was new to the field, so I want to be that person for you.
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I’m experienced in Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Person-Centered Therapy, but my approach depends on what resonates with you as a counselor. I have worked with individuals who specialize in a range of therapeutic approaches.
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I understand that sometimes, in therapy, things need immediate attention. As you grow, I want you and your clients to be safe and secure. I provide regular supervision sessions, and we establish emergency support on a case-by-case basis.
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My favorite part about being a supervisor is having the opportunity to invest in the next generation of intuitive and authentic healers. There's something incredibly fulfilling about helping new counselors discover their strengths and develop their own unique approach to the work.
I’ve spent many years in this field, learning through both successes and challenges. Now, I get to share that experience with others who are just starting their journey. It’s like planting seeds and watching them grow into confident, thoughtful professionals. I’m here to offer guidance, yes—but more than that, I’m here to help each counselor trust their intuition, find their voice, and build the kind of practice that feels true to who they are.
To me, this work is a way of giving back. It’s a privilege to support those who will be carrying forward the important work of healing, and I find deep joy in knowing that I’m contributing to a future where clients will be cared for by passionate, skilled, and authentic professionals. It’s a beautiful cycle of learning, growing, and giving back, and I’m honored to be part of it.
