Supervision that is intentional, grounded, and growth-oriented.

Rooted in 25 years of experience in the field of marriage and family therapy, I bring the same passion, presence, and curiosity to my supervision work that I share with my clients. I consider supervision a sacred space—one where learning, identity development, and clinical confidence grow in real time.

Supervision is one of the most influential and formative experiences in a new therapist’s career. It’s where you discover your voice, clarify your therapeutic lens, and begin to integrate theory with the realities of sitting across from real people with real stories.

My approach to supervision is both supportive and challenging. I believe the best supervisors help you:

• strengthen your clinical identity

• expand your lens for understanding individuals, couples, and families

• increase your confidence in navigating complex cases

• integrate theory with practical, client-centered interventions

• develop healthy boundaries and professional habits

• cultivate self-awareness as you grow into the therapist you are becoming

With a background in marriage and family therapy, play therapy, and over two decades of direct clinical work, I provide supervision that is collaborative, grounded, and growth-focused. You’ll receive clear guidance, thoughtful feedback, and a safe space to explore the parts of this work that feel uncertain, overwhelming, or new.