Clinical Supervision for Therapists

Clinical supervision offers a space to pause, reflect, explore challenges, and grow as a therapist. It is an opportunity to deepen clinical understanding, strengthen therapeutic skills, and develop greater confidence in navigating the complexities of clinical work.

As an experienced Art Therapist and Registered Psychotherapist, my approach to supervision is collaborative, supportive, and grounded in curiosity, creativity, and reflective practice. I believe that meaningful supervision goes beyond discussing cases; it also involves exploring the therapeutic relationship, understanding our own responses and use of self, navigating ethical considerations, and recognizing the ways our experiences shape the work we do.

I aim to create a space where therapists feel comfortable bringing questions, uncertainties, challenges, and successes without fear of judgment. Together, we can explore clinical work, build confidence, expand therapeutic approaches, and support your ongoing professional development.

Areas of focus include:

• Art therapy and creative approaches to psychotherapy

• Child and adolescent mental health

• Trauma-informed and attachment-based practice

• Grief and loss

• Family and relational dynamics

• Therapeutic boundaries and ethical decision-making

• Therapist identity, self-awareness, and professional growth

Individual and group supervision available.