Supervision for Oregon LPC and LMFT associates, one-on-one or in a small group. We'll talk through your cases, the ethical gray areas, and how the work is affecting you. I'll bring warmth and honest feedback.
This isn't a check-the-box hour. We'll look at how trauma, oppression, and identity show up in your cases and in you. We'll work through ethical dilemmas together, and we'll treat your reactions as information, not as failures. Expect to be challenged, to sit with some discomfort, and to get support that's honest and warm.
I know the road you're on. I spent over ten years in community mental health, where so many of us learn the work under real pressure, before building my own private practice. More than 15 years in, I hold two licenses (LMFT and LPC) and a credential as a registered art therapist (ATR).
We meet you where you are in your training and experience, and the work grows with you, from your first difficult session to the day you're fully licensed.
Your cases, your reactions, and the systems around your clients all belong in the room. We look at how they shape one another.
As an art therapist, I sometimes invite image-making as a way to reflect on a case or a stuck place. It's always optional, and you never need to be "artistic."
Individual supervision is available now.
A small supervision group is forming, starting in 2027.
Focused time for your cases and your growth: case conceptualization, treatment planning, ethics and Oregon law, documentation, and the self-of-the-therapist work that makes the rest possible.
Forming now · starts 2027
A small, steady group of associates thinking together. Case consultation, peer learning, and the steadying experience of hearing that others are working through the same questions you are.
Bring the case that's keeping you up at night, the documentation question you're embarrassed to ask, or the session that left you rattled. Nothing is too basic or too messy for supervision.
It's a status on the Oregon Board's Supervisor Registry. Supervisor Candidates are licensed counselors or therapists who have completed 30 hours of supervision training and passed the Board's supervisor law and rules exam, and who are qualified to supervise registered associates while working toward Approved Supervisor status.
Yes. I can be listed as your supervisor on your Board-approved registration plan. We'll talk through your work setting, your plan, and what each of us is responsible for before we start.
Often, yes. Supervision can be off-site and privately contracted, so I don't need to work where you do. We'll look at your setting and your plan together before we start.
Tell me a little about yourself, and we'll find a time to connect for a free 15-minute consultation.
