I got you!

We can meet weekly either in person or virtually once a week for clinical supervision.

I know firsthand how important it is to have a supervisor who provides actual supervision—someone who is available to answer questions, offer guidance, challenge you when needed, and help you grow into the clinician you want to become. I experienced supervision that left me feeling like I was figuring everything out on my own. I want your experience to be different.

I have several years of experience working with trauma and grief across both community mental health and private practice settings. My approach to supervision is supportive, collaborative, and real. We can talk through cases, strengthen your clinical skills, explore your therapeutic identity, navigate the messy parts of being a therapist, and make space for the questions you’re afraid you’re “supposed to already know.”

Because in the beginning? It can be scary. You don’t have to figure it out alone.