Guided, collaborative supervision for clinicians holding complex stories, identities, & relationships.
My Approach
Supervision with me is less about “getting it right” and more about having a thoughtful place to slow down, think, and grow in how you practice. I see you as a whole clinician—your strengths, questions, identities, and limits—not just a list of cases to staff.
I work best with clinicians who are curious, reflective, and willing to look underneath “symptoms” to the systems, identities, and histories that shape a person’s experience. Together, we’ll hold space for both your clients and for you.
Areas of Focus
I have extensive experience—and genuine interest—in supervision that includes:
Complex trauma and chronic PTSD
Supporting you in understanding trauma responses, developmental trauma, and long-term patterns through a relational and nervous-system-aware lens.Gender identity and expression
Navigating gender-affirming care, exploration of identity, gatekeeping pressures, and how to be affirming while honoring your own scope and competence.Polyamory and other non‑monogamous relationships
Making room for non‑traditional relationship structures as valid, while helping you think about boundaries, jealousy, agreements, attachment, and systems-level dynamics.Relationship partners and systems work
Working with couples and multi‑partner constellations, including high conflict, communication breakdowns, and patterns that repeat across relationships.Dissociative Identity Disorder and complex dissociation
Thinking together about safety, pacing, parts‑work, relational trust, and how to stay grounded as a clinician while holding fragmented narratives and intense affect.
Supervision Style
My supervision style is collaborative, relational, and process‑oriented.
Collaborative, not top‑down
I’m not here as the all‑knowing expert handing down verdicts. I’m here as a more experienced colleague helping you widen your options, deepen your formulation, and feel less alone with hard cases.Curious about your experience
We’ll pay attention not just to “what to do,” but to what’s happening in you—countertransference, identity, values conflicts, burnout, and the impact of the work on your nervous system.Clinical depth with practical grounding
We can move between case formulation, theory, and the very concrete questions of “What do I say in session?” and “How do I document this?” so you leave with clarity and usable next steps.Identity‑affirming and justice‑aware
I take seriously how gender, sexuality, race, class, disability, neurodivergence, and trauma histories shape both client and clinician experience. We can talk openly about power, safety, and what it means to practice ethically inside imperfect systems.
What we might do in supervision
In our time together, we might:
Map out complex trauma histories and identify realistic goals and pacing.
Think through safety planning and stabilization while avoiding replicating control or coercion.
Explore how to hold gender‑affirming, non‑pathologizing care while navigating policies, letters, and documentation requirements.
Untangle the dynamics in polyamorous or otherwise non‑monogamous systems and clarify your role.
Reflect on your own triggers, stuck points, and internal parts that get activated with certain clients.
Practice language for hard conversations—with clients, teams, or agencies.
Who supervision is for
My supervision is a good fit for:
Early‑career clinicians building confidence with complex trauma, dissociation, and identity‑centered work.
Therapists who already see these clients and want a deeper, more nuanced lens.
Clinicians who feel isolated in their setting and want a space where their values and clients’ identities are understood.
Working together
We can meet individually or in small groups, depending on your needs and setting. Supervision can be focused on specific cases, ongoing professional development, or a mix of both.
If you’re looking for supervision that treats you like a thoughtful, growing clinician—not a checkbox on a form—I’d be glad to talk about whether we’re a good fit.
Cost - $100 per 1 hour session
I understand that cost for outside supervision can feel prohibitive and yet another thing you have to figure out. I try to offer a reasonable and realistic rate that is accessible for you and reasonable for me.