Clinical supervision that honors the work you actually do
Relational, trauma informed supervision online in Hawaii, Arizona, Washington, North Carolina, and South Carolina
You are holding crisis, trauma, systems chaos, and everyone else’s nervous system. You deserve supervision that does more than audit your paperwork or tell you to practice self care. You deserve a place where your clinical brain and your human nervous system both have space.
I offer clinical supervision and consultation for therapists and social workers who work with complex trauma, exploitation, neurodivergence, identity stress, and high impact roles. We focus on real cases, real nervous systems, and the realities of doing this work inside imperfect systems.
What we can work on together
Complex trauma cases that do not fit neatly into short term models or manualized care. Clients who have survived exploitation, trafficking, chronic abuse, or multiple systems involvement.
Work with neurodivergent clients, first responders, sex workers, queer and trans clients, and clients from marginalized communities where identity, culture, and safety all sit in the room at once.
Integrating EMDR, Brainspotting, and ART into complex real life caseloads, including pacing, preparation, consent, and how to use these tools with clients who are in ongoing stress, not just past trauma.
How supervision with me feels
Supervision is a space where you do not have to perform being the perfect therapist. You can bring the stuck places, the countertransference, the anger at systems, and the worry that you are missing something important.
I am direct, collaborative, and grounded. I name patterns, ask real questions, and help you slow down your own nervous system so you can think clearly about your clients again. We talk about ethics, systems, and power honestly, not as a checkbox.
You get a mix of clinical depth, practical problem solving, and human permission to have feelings about the work you do.
Who I support in supervision
Early career social workers and therapists who want a supervisor who understands trauma programs, residential work, exploitation, and high acuity cases as lived realities, not case studies.
Clinicians who identify as neurodivergent, BIPOC, queer, or from marginalized communities, who are tired of having to explain or edit themselves in supervision.
Mid career therapists who feel burned out by systems and want a place to think about clinical work, boundaries, and sustainability without being told to just take a day off.
My lens as a supervisor
My approach is trauma informed, culturally responsive, and liberation oriented. We look at the client in front of you, the system around you, and the nervous systems of everyone involved, including your own.
We talk about race, culture, gender, sexuality, class, and power as clinical material, not as an afterthought. We also make room for humor, real talk, and the parts of you that went into this field for a reason.
You are allowed to bring both your clinical skill and your doubt into the room. Both matter.
Format, logistics, and states where I can supervise
Supervision and consultation sessions are held online through secure video. Most meetings are fifty minutes, and we can meet monthly, twice monthly, or weekly depending on your needs and your state requirements.
I am licensed as a Clinical Social Worker in Hawaii, Arizona, Washington, and North Carolina, and as a Master Social Worker in South Carolina. Formal supervision toward licensure depends on your state board rules and your license type, and we can talk through what is possible in a consultation call.
If you are fully licensed and looking for ongoing consultation or a reflective supervision space, we can shape a structure that supports you clinically and personally.
If you want supervision that feels real and useful, we can start there
You do not need to have the perfect pitch about your role or your clients. A short message about the kind of work you do and what you are looking for in supervision is enough. From there we can see whether it feels like a good fit on both sides.