I offer clinical supervision for mental health therapists who want more than just their required hours. My approach is relational, educational, and grounded in the belief that who you are as a therapist matters just as much as what you know clinically. Our time together provides a place to process your clinical work, receive clear and supportive feedback, and expand your confidence and skills.  I acknowledge and respect your identity and lived experiences that you bring to your work and professional relationships.

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​Who I Work With:​

I work with Oregon-based therapists who are in private practice or at a group practice, including:

• Professional Counselor Associates;

• Marriage and Family Therapist Associates;

• Graduate Student Interns who have a site placement and need to hire an external supervisor;

• Licensed providers wanting short or long term support

 

 

Outdoor Therapy specialization:

While I enjoy working with all approaches to therapy, I am especially passionate about

supporting therapists with outdoor-based therapy integration, including supporting

Supervisee's who offer/ want to offer walk and talk therapy,

hiking therapy, ecotherapy, adventure therapy, or nature based therapy. ​

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​How We Spend Our Time:

Supervision is tailored to your needs and may include:

• Client case conceptualization

• Experiential practices you can use with clients

• Treatment planning and goal setting

• Trauma-informed and attachment-based approaches

• Working with anxiety, burnout, over-functioning, and relational patterns

• Countertransference, boundaries, and therapist self-awareness

• Ethical decision-making and professional responsibility

• Documentation, risk assessment, and scope of practice

• Private practice development and sustainability

• Navigating imposter syndrome and therapist identity development

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For therapists interested in integrating nature or walk and talk therapy, supervision may also include:

• Ethical considerations of outdoor therapy

• Best practices for confidentiality

• Boundaries, risk management, informed consent, and screening

• Thoughtful integration of physical movement and nature connection into clinical work

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What You Can Expect of Our Relationship:

• Relational: We pay attention to dynamics, patterns, and process

• Reflective: We slow down to process and check in

• Direct: I offer honest feedback with care and clarity

• Grounded: Theory meets clinical practice

• Anti-oppressive: We consider power, identity, and context, and check in on our relationship, welcoming feedback both ways.

I value curiosity, preparation, and openness. I invest deeply in your growth as a clinician.

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Logistics:

• Format: Individual supervision, group supervision may be offered if there is enough interest

• Location: telehealth, in-office, or outdoors

• Frequency: Typically weekly, tailored to your needs to meet OBLPCT requirements

• Length: 60 minutes per supervision session

• Fees: $150 per 60-minute individual session

• For those practicing outdoors: additional requirements for liability will be required, including current first aid, CPR, and training

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Accepting new supervisees in Febrauary, 2026. Please inquire below and we will be in touch!