I provide supervision for clinicians working toward their ATR (Registered Art Therapist) and LPCC (Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor) licensure. I offer a reflective, supportive supervision space for clinicians seeking to deepen clinical insight, strengthen professional identity, and grow thoughtfully in their work.

My approach emphasizes reflective supervision and the parallel process—exploring how a clinician’s emotional responses and relational patterns with clients can inform clinical understanding. By slowing down and approaching these experiences with curiosity and compassion, supervision becomes a space for increased self-awareness, clarity, and confidence.

I view supervision as more than a requirement; it is an opportunity to think critically, integrate theory with lived experience, and cultivate sustainability in clinical work. This reflective process supports clinicians in showing up more intentionally with clients, while also empowering clients to develop greater emotional awareness, agency, and healthier relationships.