Clinical Supervision & Consultation

Thoughtful support for therapists who are growing into the clinician they want to become.

Whether you're pursuing licensure, transitioning into a clinical role, navigating a career shift, or looking for a trusted colleague to consult with, you don't have to figure it all out on your own.

I provide clinical supervision for pre-licensed social workers and counselors in Colorado and Michigan, as well as consultation for clinicians seeking support, perspective, and professional growth at any stage of their career.

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Clinical Supervision

For pre-licensed clinicians pursuing social work or counseling licensure in Colorado or Michigan.

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Clinical Consultation

For clinicians seeking additional support with cases, professional development, career transitions, or private practice growth.

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Clinical Supervision for Pre-Licensed Therapists

You’re not here to just collect hours and check a box. You deserve supervision that helps you grow into the clinician you want to become.

The years between graduate school and independent licensure can be exciting, overwhelming, and full of questions. You're developing your clinical voice, navigating complex cases, learning how to hold boundaries, and figuring out your style and what kind of therapist you want to become.

My goal is to provide an authentic, relational, supportive, collaborative supervision experience where you can ask any and all questions, build confidence, deepen your clinical skills, and grow into ethical, competent practice and qualify for full state approved clinical licensure. You’re free and encouraged to show up here exactly as you are and where you are in your learning journey.

Areas of Focus

  • Case Consultation

  • Ethical Dilemmas and Liability

  • Paperwork and Documentation

  • Supervisory relationship

  • Client best interest and risk assessment

  • Boundaries and self-care

  • Clinical skills

  • Therapeutic modalities, interventions, and implementation

  • Treatment planning

  • Termination

  • Confidentiality

  • NASW code of ethics and professional values

  • Networking

  • Countertransference

  • Managing compassion fatigue, secondary trauma, and imposter syndrome

  • Professional development and career goals

  • Feedback and evaluation

  • Resources

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Clinical Consultation for Therapists

You’re a human first.

Collaborative consultation for therapists who want to grow with confidence.

Whether you're navigating a professional transition, considering private practice, wrestling with self-doubt, feeling the weight of this work, or simply wanting another perspective on your clinical work, consultation offers a space to slow down, think together, and continue growing.

Maybe you're stepping into a new chapter of your career, transitioning from school social work, child welfare, community mental health, or another helping profession into more clinically focused work. Or perhaps you're finding your footing as a therapist, considering private practice, questioning whether you're really cut out for this work, or simply wanting to become more confident in your clinical skills. Whatever brings you here, you’re not expected to have it all figured out, and you don't have to figure it out alone.

Consultation offers a collaborative space to pause, think together about your work, strengthen your confidence, and continue growing as a clinician. Together, we can explore complex cases, ethical questions, career transitions, professional goals, and the realities of building a sustainable career that fits who you are as a therapist and supports the life you want to live outside of your work.

This work is meaningful, and you care deeply about your clients. You deserve someone in your corner, too. You don't have to carry the questions, uncertainty, or weight of this work on your own. Consultation offers a place to reflect, grow, and continue becoming the therapist you want to be.

Consultation may be a good fit if you're looking for support with:

  • Any clinical supervision areas of focus listed above

  • Professional development and career planning

  • Transitioning into a clinical role

  • Starting a private practice

  • Navigating self-doubt and growing in clinical confidence

  • Ethical dilemmas and professional boundaries

  • Preventing burnout, compassion fatigue, and secondary traumatic stress

  • Integrating new therapeutic approaches, modalities, or areas of specialization

  • Designing systems and workflows that simplify your practice and life (scheduling, budgeting, etc.)

  • Whatever else comes up that impacts you and how you show up clinically

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