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Supervision

LMFT supervision for associates who want to think clearly under pressure.

For associates who want more than signatures, hours, and a vague sense that they are probably doing fine.

We work on case formulation, ethics, countertransference, and treatment decisions—the parts of clinical work that are usually more complicated than a modality acronym makes them sound.

I give direct feedback about fear, over-accommodation, certainty, and value conflict when they are getting in the way of the work.

Who this is for.

  • You want supervision that is direct, specific, and grounded in the actual case.
  • You want help making sense of countertransference, ethics, authority, and treatment decisions.
  • You want feedback that helps you grow and sharper language for the decisions you make.

What supervision is like.

We make room for the clinical question, the person in front of you, and the parts of your own response that may be shaping the work.

What we will work on.

  • Case formulation that does not collapse into a list of symptoms and modality names
  • Countertransference, including fear, disgust, over-identification, and value conflict
  • Ethics in the situations that do not arrive with a clean classroom answer
  • Authority, boundaries, documentation, and how to make a decision you can stand behind