I believe good supervision holds both support and challenge at the same time. You should leave our sessions feeling backed, not judged, but also genuinely pushed to grow into the clinician you're becoming.
Supervision isn't one-size-fits-all. What you need in your first few months of practice looks different from what you'll need closer to independent licensure, and what works for one supervisee doesn't always work for another. I shape our work together around where you actually are: your caseload, your growing edges, the theoretical orientation you're developing, and the kind of feedback that actually helps you learn, not just the kind that's easiest to give.
My goal isn't to hand you a script for how to be a therapist. It's to help you build the clinical judgment, self-awareness, and confidence to trust your own voice in the room, while making sure you're never navigating hard cases alone.
