Clinical Supervision

Relationship therapy is very different from individual work. As a clinician you need to manage your alignment with each partner while leading them through emotionally intense conversations. You will need leadership skills to keep your sessions on track. Sexual issues are an important dimension of relationship therapy. While you don’t need to be a sex therapist, you do need to have comfort and competence to address these issues. It is a tall order, but you can do this! 

My supervision approach draws from my background in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, and sex-positive trauma-informed practices, tailored to the unique needs of each therapist I work with. In addition to case consultation and feedback, I am passionate about providing guidance on navigating ethical dilemmas, managing emotional responses in the therapy room, and maintaining healthy self-care practices.  My undergraduate degree is in Business Administration, and I am pleased to extend supervision to business coaching and practice development upon request. 

I believe that supervision is not only about offering clinical guidance but also about creating a supportive, reflective space where supervisees can build confidence, deepen their understanding of therapeutic dynamics, and refine their clinical skills. Whether you’re a new therapist just beginning to specialize in sex and relationship therapy, or an experienced clinician seeking to deepen your expertise, I work collaboratively with each supervisee to support their unique professional journey.

 I have had the privilege of working with diverse populations and have extensive experience in addressing a wide range of issues including communication and conflict, sexual dysfunction, and CNM/open relationship agreements. My professional path has been enriched by working with individuals and couples from a variety of cultural, relational, and sexual backgrounds, and I strive to bring this inclusivity and cultural humility to my supervisory practice.

In my role as a supervisor, I aim to empower other therapists to thrive in their practice, to provide ethical and effective care, and to navigate the often complex and intimate aspects of sex and relationship therapy. Through our work together, my goal is for you to leave each supervision session feeling more competent, confident, and supported in your clinical work.