Services for other therapists

Therapists are not invincible, but we sometimes hesitate to reach out for our own support. If you're a therapist, let me kindly remind you that YOU also deserve to be heard and to receive care! While clinical supervision focuses on your work with clients and supports your professional growth, individual therapy focuses on your personal life and mental health. 

My personal therapist patiently holds space for me as I work up the courage to make changes and prioritize myself. My own therapy helps me to feel well and keep showing up as a therapist. 

Why do I let people know I'm in therapy, too? 

1. To reduce the stigma.
2. To normalize asking for help.
3. To dispel myths that therapists are superheroes who don't need or receive care.
4. To relieve my clients from any perceived burden of protecting or caring for me; knowing I've got my own support has reassured some people.
5. To encourage other therapists to seek their own support, too. 

Please book an inquiry call if you are a therapist looking for compassionate support! 

The purpose of clinical supervision is to support your therapeutic work with clients, your professional growth and self-reflection, and the well-being of your clients. 

I support RPs:

1. who are working on registration requirements for CRPO or seeking professional development.
2. whose therapeutic work includes attachment-based, trauma-informed, spiritually integrated, or other experiential or somatic approaches.
3. who work with adults, teens, children, and families.
4. who support clients with improving their relationships or reflecting on the impact of childhood trauma, gender-based violence, and more. 
5. whose clients are dealing with symptoms of anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, burnout, grief and loss, and isolation.

What you can expect from me as a supervisor:

1. Warmth, encouragement, clear feedback, and curiosity about your experience with your clients.
2. Resources that might be a fit for you or your clients.
3. Lots of questions, opportunities to role play, and creative opportunities.

My scope of supervision does NOT include couples' therapy or hours needed for your certification in EMDR or play therapy; please seek out specialists in those areas.