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For therapists called to depth, presence, and embodied work

Clinical Consultation
& Supervision

Working in various mental health and trauma environments, including residential, group homes, substance use settings, and community mental health agencies, I believe the only sustainable way to survive in this work is through genuine and authentic connection, guidance, and support.

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Some of us don’t stumble into this work—we’re called

If you’re here, you might be at a place where your clinical work is asking more of you: not more techniques, but more presence, integration, and trust in your way of knowing.

  • Pulled toward deeper, slower, more relational work—but unsure how to name or legitimize it in a world selling us the next newest modality or intervention

  • Tired of supervision that feels overly manualized, corrective, or disconnected from what’s happening in the world

  • Curious about somatic and depth-oriented approaches, but wanting support that’s grounded and ethical

  • Confident in your clinical instincts and still craving reflective space to metabolize complex cases

  • At a threshold: new to the field, newly licensed, newly independent, or quietly outgrowing old frameworks

  • Longing for consultation that honors who you are as much as what you do in the room

You might be feeling…

The Supervision
& Consultation Space

The clinical consultation and supervision space I create is relational, reflective, and embodied.

This is not about being molded into the “right” kind of therapist or seeing things a certain way; it’s about deepening your capacity to:

  • Stay present with complexity, not lost in it

  • Trust your clinical intuition while sharpening discernment

  • Work with the body, not just the story or cope away distress

  • Hold existential questions without rushing toward answers

  • Notice what’s happening in the space between you and your clients, within this work, and within yourself

here’s what we’ll do together & how this work shows up in the room

My Orientation & Shared Values

My approach is rooted in:

  • Relational depth: therapy as a living, co-created process and its own entity

  • Somatic awareness: the body as a source of its own information, regulation, and knowing

  • Depth-oriented traditions: honoring unconscious processes, parts, symbols, and patterns

  • Existential & person-centered philosophy: meaning-making, choice, responsibility, and the healing power of being deeply seen

  • Feminist, queer, & liberation-informed values: context matters; power matters; your nervous system didn’t form in a vacuum

We may explore topics such as:

  • Complex, chronic trauma that includes developmental, relational, and intergenerational trauma

  • Body image, body grief, disordered eating, and when clients may need some external supports

  • Transference, countertransference, and relational dynamics

  • Nervous system patterns and Somatic cues in both client and clinician

  • Burnout, vicarious trauma, and sustainability in the work (especially now in this world and political climate–grad school did not prepare us for this!)

  • Ethical tensions, considerations, and clinical uncertainty or ambiguity

  • Your identity as a therapist—how it’s evolving, stretching, or asking to be revisited, reclaimed, or reignited

I value authenticity, curiosity, and attunement over performance or perfection, and strive to model this with consultations and supervisees.

Who This is For

and not for:

This may be a good fit if you:

  • Practice (or are moving toward) deeply processing, experiential, relational, somatic, depth-oriented, existential, or truly person-centered work

  • Want consultation that feels collaborative and explorative rather than hierarchical

  • Are open to reflection, embodiment, and not having all the answers

  • See your own inner work as an extension from your clinical work

This may not be the best fit if you’re seeking:

  • Highly prescriptive, critical, protocol-driven supervision

  • A “fix-it” or expert-above-you dynamic

  • Quick, fast “one-size fits all” answers without room for process

Current Offerings

I currently offer:

  • “One-Off” or As Needed Individual Clinical Consultation for niche, specialized topics

  • Ongoing Board-Approved Clinical Supervision (Oregon professional counseling associates working toward licensure and LPCs seeking supervision of supervision)

  • Short-term, custom consultation blocks or ongoing support to meet your needs

Supervision & Consultation FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Supervision is typically structured around licensure requirements and includes oversight of clinical work.

    Consultation is more “peer-to-peer”, collaborative and reflective, designed for clinicians who want support, depth, and perspective without an evaluative frame or foundation.

  • Absolutely not!

    This space is best suited for clinicians who value relational presence, somatic awareness, and depth-oriented inquiry—even if you’re still finding language or confidence in those approaches.

    Curiosity and openness matter more than mastery, and you’ll find your way throughout this process.

  • While I value and often utilize certain modalities and interventions, I view them as tools. Not all tools are right for the job.

    Under it all, this work is primarily process-based, with skills woven in when useful or needed. This shows up often in how I work with clients, too.

    We’ll attend to how you’re showing up in the room, what’s being stirred in you, and what’s unfolding relationally—because that’s often where the most meaningful clinical growth happens.

Have more questions?

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We can start with a conversation, answer your questions, or feel into whether this space supports you and your work.

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