You care about doing good work. You want to show up thoughtfully for your clients, navigate complexity with confidence, and keep developing into the therapist you want to be. But sometimes knowing what kind of therapist you want to be and knowing how to get there are two different things.

Clinical supervision is a space to slow down, get curious, work through uncertainty, and develop your clinical judgment—not just find the “right” intervention for your next session.

I'm a Washington State Approved Supervisor, LMFT, and AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist. My approach to supervision is collaborative, direct, and grounded in the belief that your growth as a clinician involves both what you know and how you show up in the room.

What We Can Work On Together

I enjoy working with clinicians who are thoughtful, motivated, and ready to deepen their clinical skills. You don't need to have it all figured out. You do need a willingness to reflect, stay curious, and engage with the complexity of the work.

Depending on your goals and the clients you serve, supervision may include:

• Developing your clinical intuition: Strengthen your ability to recognize patterns, make clinical decisions, and trust your judgment without relying on a script for every situation.

• Queer-affirming and identity-affirming care: Work thoughtfully with gender, sexuality, identity, power, privilege, and the ways systems of oppression shape clients' experiences and relationships.

• Sex and relationship therapy: Build confidence working with desire discrepancies, intimacy, sexual concerns, relationship patterns, communication, and diverse relationship structures.

• Attachment and trauma-informed work: Deepen your understanding of relational dynamics and integrate emotional, cognitive, and somatic approaches.

• The self of the therapist: Explore how your own experiences, assumptions, emotional responses, and values influence your clinical work.

• Building a sustainable clinical identity: Clarify your strengths, identify growth edges, and develop an approach to therapy that feels both effective and authentic to you.

My Approach to Supervision

I'm not a blank-slate supervisor. I bring curiosity, warmth, direct feedback, and a willingness to help you examine what's happening beneath the surface of a clinical dilemma.

We'll make room for case conceptualization, practical interventions, questions about ethics and clinical judgment, and the emotional experience of being a therapist. I want you to leave supervision with more than an answer to one clinical question: I want you to build skills and confidence you can carry into your next session.

My clinical background includes individual, relationship, and sex therapy; attachment-focused work; trauma-informed approaches; and training in EFT, Gottman Method, IFS, EMDR, somatic approaches, and more.

I'm especially interested in supporting clinicians working with LGBTQIA+ clients, women, trans and nonbinary clients, neurodivergent folks, and people navigating sexuality, intimacy, non-monogamy, kink, boundaries, and life transitions.

Who I Work With

I welcome clinicians who want to practice with curiosity, cultural humility, and a commitment to affirming care. You might be looking for support with challenging cases, wanting to expand your work with couples or sexuality, or trying to feel more grounded in your own clinical voice.

I offer supervision for eligible associate-level clinicians in Washington State, as well as consultation and supervision for student interns and licensed clinicians where appropriate.

Rates

My 1:1 supervision rate is $175 per 50 minute meetings.

Dyadic (2:1) supervision is an available option if you have someone in mind you’d like to be in supervision with. Dyadic supervision rate is $120/person per meeting.

Let's Talk

If you're looking for a supervisor who will help you think deeply, challenge you thoughtfully, and support you in becoming the clinician you want to be, let's start with a conversation.

Schedule a free 20-minute introductory meeting using the button below. We can talk about your goals, what you're looking for in supervision, and whether we'd be a good fit.