Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision is a vital part of both the training and ongoing development as a psychotherapist. As a clinical supervisor I provide a space for you to slow down and explore complex cases, relational dynamics and increased intensional ways to engage with clients, which can hopefully become a process of continuing to reinvigorate your practice and your own learning.
Psychotherapy is a deeply human process-one person in the presence of another, offering witness, resonance, and insight. It’s about holding space for someone to explore the complexity of their inner world, to ask reflective questions, and to move toward a more integrated experience of self. I return often to June Singer’s words in Boundaries of the Self:
“It is a long and laborious process of pulling together all those fragmented and chaotic bits and pieces of unconscious personalities, into an integrated whole which is conscious of itself and the way in which it works.” (p. 143)
In a world marked by rapid change, fear, and disconnection, many suffer from depression, anxiety, loneliness, or a lack of meaning. I believe that individual healing through psychotherapy can ripple outward. When people develop self-awareness and insight-when they become visible to themselves-they also become more compassionate, relational, and whole. This personal transformation is foundational to larger societal healing and the work we do as psychotherapists.
A cornerstone of psychotherapy is the therapeutic relationship itself-the interplay of two personalities, the unconscious dynamics that arise, and the mutual work of recognizing and making meaning of what emerges.
As a clinical supervisor with a rich therapeutic history and training, I offer a safe and supportive space for reflection, professional development, and skill-building. My approach fosters both clinical insight in meaningful ways to navigate complex cases, honest feedback with sensitivity to the responsibility that you hold, and support for your personal well-being while continuing to grow professionally.
With over 25 years of experience in private practice, community, and hospital social work, I have supervised MSW students from Wilfrid Laurier University, the University of Windsor, and King’s College, as well as training psychotherapists. I hold postgraduate certifications in eating disorders, mind-body psychotherapy, movement and expressive arts therapy, and trauma based approaches. I have postgraduate certification in consultation and supervision skills for psychodynamic psychotherapists. My clinical orientation integrates psychodynamic and somatic psychotherapy approaches.
Supervision Fees:
$170 per one-hour session