Supervision That Goes Beyond the Textbook

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You learned the theories. Now you have to sit across from an actual human and figure out what to do with them.

Clinical supervision gives you space to slow down, think critically, strengthen your clinical judgment, and grow into the therapist you want to be.

Let's Talk Supervision

Bring the Stuff They Didn’t Teach You

The case you can’t stop thinking about. The client you feel stuck with. The intervention that sounded great in grad school but landed completely differently in the room. The moment you wondered, “Wait, did I handle that right?”

Bring it.

Supervision is where we slow it down, look at what happened, and think through what comes next. We’ll connect the theory to the actual work while helping you develop your clinical judgment and your own voice as a therapist.

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Clinical Thinking

Case conceptualization, interventions, treatment planning, and figuring out what might actually be happening underneath what you're seeing.

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Your Therapist Brain

Building confidence in your clinical judgment, recognizing your own reactions, asking better questions, and learning when to trust your instincts and when to slow down.

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The Real-World Stuff

Documentation, boundaries, ethics, difficult conversations, systems, and all the other parts of being a therapist that somehow take up way more space than anyone warned you about.

What supervision with me looks like

I’m not here to turn you into a miniature version of me. I want to help you understand why you’re making the clinical choices you’re making, get curious when something isn’t working, and develop a way of practicing that feels grounded, ethical, and genuinely yours.

Expect questions. Expect reflection. Expect me to challenge you when it matters. And expect plenty of room to say, “I have no idea what I’m doing here,” because sometimes that’s exactly where good supervision starts.

Individual Clinical Supervision

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Individual Clinical Supervision *

Individual Clinical Supervision
$250.00

60 min Clinical Supervision for CA Associate Clinical Social Workers, Associate Marriage and Family Therapists and Associate Clinical Counselors

Inquire About Supervision

Your Questions, Answered

  • I provide clinical supervision for California AMFTs/APCCs/ACSWs, working toward licensure.

  • Supervision is offered virtually, so you can meet from wherever you’re working in California, as long as your supervision arrangement meets applicable requirements.

  • No. Supervision is about helping you develop your own clinical voice, not turning you into a copy of your supervisor. We can explore different approaches while keeping the work grounded in ethical, evidence-informed care.

  • Start with a consultation. We’ll talk about where you are in your training, what you’re looking for in a supervisor, and how I approach supervision. You can ask questions too. Supervision is a relationship, and fit matters on both sides.

  • $250 per 60 mins.