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Clinical Supervision for Helping Professionals

Supervision should feel safe, reflective, and strengthening — not evaluative or performative.

I provide professional supervision for social workers and helping professionals who want depth, clarity, and sustainable practice.

Supervision

Supervision Is For You If You:

  • Carry complex clinical responsibility

  • are early in your career and seek guidance

  • Want ethical consultation and reflective thinking

  • Are navigating moral injury, burnout or self-doubt

  • Value structured, thoughtful discussion

  • Seek growth without pressure

  • are seeking AASW mental health accreditation

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My Supervision Approach

Grounded in AASW ethical standards and reflective practice frameworks, supervision focuses on:

  • Clinical formulation

  • Ethical reasoning

  • Boundaries and self-awareness

  • Nervous system awareness in practice

  • Sustainable workload management

I offer individual and small group supervision in person and online.

This is a steady, professional container to think well and practice sustainably.

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Supervision Fees

Individual Supervision
$225 (50 minutes)

Foundational Group Supervision (Early Career 0-3 years)
$105 per person (90 minutes)

Advanced Group Supervision (Experienced Practitioners 3 + years)
$145 per person (90 minutes)

Clinical Education Programs Fee TBA upon application.

Supervision sessions are structured and reflective, designed to strengthen ethical thinking, clinical clarity, and sustainable professional practice.

A limited number of sliding scale places are available upon discussion.

A minimum of 48 business hours’ notice is required for cancellations. Late cancellations may incur the full session fee.

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