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Individual Clinical Supervision for Associates in Washington State

Supervision is a space to reflect, grow, and be supported as both a therapist and a person. My approach integrates clinical depth with a steady, relational presence — helping you think deeply about your work, stay connected to your values, and sustain yourself in this field.

With nearly two decades of clinical experience and as a Washington state approved supervisor, I bring a calm, grounded perspective to supervision. I don’t get flustered by difficult cases or uncertainty; instead, we slow down, make meaning, and build confidence in your own clinical voice.

Supporting the Whole Therapist

I don’t believe supervision is just about checking a box or documentation — it’s about sustaining the human who does this work. Together, we’ll explore what challenges and nourishes you as a clinician, integrating both professional and personal reflection.

I also draw on my experience building two private practices to support the practical side of the work — the business, boundaries, and administrative pieces that help you stay grounded.

Who Seeks Supervision with Me

  • Washington State associates working toward licensure as an LICSW, LMHC, and LMFT

  • Clinicians wanting a justice-aligned supervisor with a relational and reflective lens

  • Therapists desiring support with the hard questions

  • Second-career associates who bring lived experience into their work

  • Fat, queer/trans, disabled, COVID conscious, neurodivergent associate therapists

Ready to explore supervision?

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Let’s talk about your goals and see whether we’re a good fit.

  • Trauma stewardship refers to the entire conversation about how we come to do this work, how we are affected by it, and how we make sense of and learn from our experiences.

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  • It is possible that every moment has the potential to be therapeutic in some way.

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  • Our work is some of the most interesting and challenging work in the world.

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Structure & Fees

  • Frequency: Most supervisees meet weekly or biweekly, depending on needs and goals as well as your caseload

  • Format: Virtual, in-person, or hybrid

  • Extra Support: as needed phone contacts between appointments for urgent issues, crises, or a supportive touchpoint after difficult sessions

  • Rate: Supervision is offered on a sliding scale between $100 and $250 per hour. More info here

If you’re interested in Supervision with me, the next step is to schedule a brief consult call.

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What individual supervision looks like with me:

We’ll talk about

  • your clients and their goals

  • how you're documenting your work while protecting your clients

  • marketing, websites, networking, outreach

  • decision making about fees, cancellation policies, and insurance

  • boundaries, taking time off

  • clinical conceptualizations

  • how our health care system impacts your clients and your work

  • how our codes of ethics intersect with potentially harmful systems like child protective services

  • cultural humility, social location, and lived experience

  • studying for the clinical exam

  • whatever is top of mind that affects you as human showing up for this work where we sit with other people’s narratives, emotions, and nervous systems

I continue to engage in my own consultation and continuing education about supervision, with a focus on providing anti-oppression / anti-racist care and supervision. As a queer and ADHD therapist, I am LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergence affirming. My work is also centered in body liberation and disability justice. I aim to bring these lenses into our discussions and welcome you bringing own perspectives, lived and clinical experience, and values.

I primarily see individual adults, addressing issues including mood, anxiety, chronic and childhood trauma, family building, perinatal mental health, parenting, attachment, transitions, roles and identities, body image, disordered eating, and weight stigma in my therapeutic work. I’ve found that there needs to be some alignment in our work so that I can provide you with the supervision you deserve.

I hope to get to know you, what brings you to this work, what sustains you. And I want to celebrate your successes, learning, and growth!

Next Steps

If you’re interested in working together, the best place to start is a free 20-minute consultation call.

During this time, we’ll talk about where you’re at in your licensure journey, and I can share a bit more about my approach. It’s an opportunity for both of us to see whether it feels like a good fit.

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