Group Supervision

In a closed group supervision model, I work with art therapists and clinicians across disciplines to explore and process their professional work and identity as mental health providers. Groups are experiential and art-based and meet on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. Group participants share and support one another as they co-create and explore all aspects of practice including but not limited to: job-seeking and professional development, professional identity, unconscious bias, cultural competency, managing client caseloads, assessment & treatment planning, transference, countertransference and goals of practice through an integrative framework.

Individual Supervision

I offer clinical supervision to students, new professionals and established clinicians seeking individualized professional development support on a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly basis. Topics may include but are not limited to client case exploration, treatment planning & assessment, trauma-informed practice, professional identity, cultural competence, transference and countertransferential response, unconscious bias, career transitions, supervisory conflicts, institutional infrastructures, identity of artist v. therapist, professional goal-setting.