Clinical Supervision for Therapists

As a therapist, you understand the significance of having a safe space to reflect, grow, and be witnessed with care. I offer clinical supervision rooted in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, Polyvagal Theory, ACT, and a strong emphasis on self-compassion. Together, we’ll explore not only your clients’ challenges but also your inner experience as a therapist—because how we show up in the therapy room is deeply connected to how we relate to ourselves.

I completed clinical supervision training at Smith School of Social Work in 2022, and supervising colleagues in the field has quickly become a passion of mine. For social workers, supervision hours will count toward licensure requirements.

Here’s what you can expect in supervision:

• A reflective space to process clinical work and deepen your understanding of complex cases.
• Practical tools drawn from trauma-informed, somatic modalities to expand your therapeutic toolkit.
• Integration of mindfulness and self-compassion practices to build resilience and prevent burnout.
• A collaborative, compassionate relationship where your growth and voice are at the center.

If you’re seeking weekly or biweekly supervision in Colorado or Massachusetts, I’d love to connect and discuss how I can support you.