Clinical Supervision
Guiding clinicians with integrative, evidence-based supervision grounded in attachment, DBT, and EFT.
Clinical Supervision
Guiding clinicians with integrative, affirming supervision
Integrative Model
Blending attachment, DBT, and EFT for deep client insight
Relational Focus
Emphasizing attunement and self-awareness in therapeutic growth
Core Specialties for Supervision
I offer specialized supervision and consultation for clinicians working with, or seeking to work with, the following areas:
Affirming Care for the Queer Community: Providing competent, non-pathologizing therapy for 2SLGBTQI+ individuals, couples, and families. This includes in-depth support for clinicians providing gender-affirming care, including assessment and letter writing for surgery.
Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice: Conceptualizing and treating ADHD in adolescents and adults from a strengths-based, executive function, and emotion-regulation perspective.
Complex Clinical Presentations: Navigating the intersections of co-occurring substance use, mood disorders, and personality patterns.
Harm Reduction & Trauma-Informed Care: Grounding all clinical work in principles of client autonomy, safety, collaboration, and empowerment, moving away from carceral or abstinence-only models.
I provide the following services both in-person in Pennsylvania and via telehealth:
Individual Clinical Supervision: For LSWs in Pennsylvania working toward LCSW licensure.
Specialized Case Consultation: For licensed clinicians (LCSW, LPC, PsyD, PhD) seeking to deepen their expertise in attachment, DBT/EFT integration, neurodiversity, or affirming care for the queer community.
Group Supervision: Please inquire about current openings for new supervision groups.
Who is Supervision For?
FAQs
Who is supervision for?
It’s designed for pre-licensed and licensed clinicians seeking growth.
What is your approach?
I use an integrative model combining attachment theory, DBT, and EFT.
How do sessions typically work?
We go beyond case review to deeply conceptualize clients and your interventions through multiple theoretical lenses.
How long is each session?
Sessions usually last about 50 minutes, tailored to your needs.
Can supervision be remote?
Yes, I offer remote supervision via secure video platforms.
How do I get started with supervision?
Reach out via contact form to discuss your goals and schedule your first session.
Get in Touch
To discuss your supervision goals and see if we are a good fit, please contact me
Voices Heard
What clinicians say about supervision
This supervision deepened my understanding of client dynamics and strengthened my therapeutic confidence.
Anna Lee
Erie PA
The integrative approach helped me connect theory with practice in a way that truly resonates with my clients.
Mark Jay
Philadelphia PA