CLINICAL SUPERVISION

My supervision style is relational, warm, direct, and grounded in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic thinking. I bring a strong cross-diagnostic lens shaped by years of work in mood and personality research, with particular attention to the ways diagnosis, attachment, relational patterns, and the therapeutic relationship intersect.

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I am less interested in supervision as a review of whether a clinician is “doing the intervention correctly” and more interested in the places where the work becomes complicated: stuck points, points of clinical uncertainty or misattunement, enactments, transference and countertransference, uncertainty, and the clinician’s own emotional responses to the work. Supervision is a space to deepen formulation, sharpen clinical judgment, and strengthen trust in your own intuitive clinical voice.

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I am also EMDR, ERP and CBT trained and draw on structured interventions when they meaningfully support the work.

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Areas of expertise include, but aren't limited to:

• perinatal mental health + emerging families

• queer and LGBTQ+ populations

• traditional and nontraditional relationships and family structures

• family and intergenerational trauma

• OCD and related presentations

• complex mood and personality presentations

• domestic violence + intimate partner violence, high conflict + coercive environments

• trauma, ptsd & cptsd

• immigrant and refugee experiences

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Supervision is a space to deepen clinical understanding, strengthen confidence, and develop a more grounded and flexible therapeutic presence via our shared third space experience!

 

If this sounds good, get in touch below.