Clinical supervision for associates
Supervision with no perfection — or mind-reading — required.
A place to think out loud
Sessions offer a safe, supportive space to talk through your clinical work, unpack countertransference, and build confidence in the therapeutic relationship — including the sessions that linger in your head, the ones you replay on the drive home, and the moments that start with, “Was that just me?”
What we'll make room for
- Talking through your cases — the clear ones and the confusing ones
- Unpacking countertransference without shame
- Building confidence in the therapeutic relationship
- Creative problem-solving for the sticky stuff
- Self-care and sustainability, so you can do this work for the long haul
How I supervise
My approach is curious, collaborative, and grounded in real-world practice. We'll prioritize open dialogue, creative problem-solving, and attention to self-care and sustainability — because being a good therapist requires more than strong interventions; it requires a nervous system that isn't constantly running on caffeine and goodwill.
Good questions
Things people often wonder
- Who do you supervise?
Associate Clinical Social Workers (ASWs) and Associate Marriage and Family Therapists (AMFTs) working toward licensure. Wherever you are on the hours journey, you are welcome here.
- I work at an agency. Can you still be my supervisor?
Yes! I'm happy to coordinate with outside agencies for an oversight agreement — paperwork included, unnecessary stress not required.
- Do you offer in-person supervision?
Supervision is offered virtually, with the option to meet in person in San Francisco.
- Honestly, I feel like I have no idea what I'm doing. Is that okay?
You're in very good company. Imposter syndrome doesn't magically disappear once you start seeing clients — and supervision with me is about growth and reflection, not performing perfection. Bring the messy cases. Bring the “was that just me?” moments. That's where the good stuff is.
- What's the difference between supervision and consultation?
Supervision is for associates working toward licensure. If you're already licensed and feeling technically sound but relationally stuck, take a peek at consultation.
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A free, 15-minute call to talk about what's bringing you here, ask questions, and see if we click. No pressure — and a safe place to practice saying “no thanks” if it's not the right fit.