Supervision and meditation can support professional growth, reflective capacity, and clinical presence, but there are times when the internal experiences shaping your clinical work require deeper attention. Therapy offers a private, dedicated space to explore the personal patterns, emotional responses, and lived experiences that influence how you show up as a clinician.

If you want to understand yourself more fully, strengthen internal regulation, and work through the personal histories or relational dynamics that may surface during clinical training and client sessions, therapy may be an important part of your development. 

Therapy is distinct from supervision. While supervision focuses on case conceptualization, skill development, and professional identity, therapy attends to the personal themes that supervision cannot ethically or practically address. This may include navigating activation, managing relational patterns, exploring self‑doubt, or working through experiences that shape your internal world and clinical presence.

Dates & Times: Sessions are held on Wednesdays, with a planned off‑week every fourth week. Availability during that week is limited, but an occasional session can be arranged when necessary. 

Location: Virtual, through live video sessions. Services are available only to clients residing in Tennessee. 

Fees: $180/ 50-60 minute session

Payment Methods: Payments accepted through Square. Square accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. It also supports HSA/FSA cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. 

Insurance: I do not accept insurance. Insurance companies require a mental health diagnosis, ongoing clinical justification, and periodic documentation that can limit the pace and direction of therapy. Not accepting insurance is intentional to protect your confidentiality and therapeutic work.

If you have out‑of‑network benefits, I can provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. Out-of-network coverage varies by plan, and reimbursement is not guaranteed.

Crisis: If you ever find yourself in crisis or needing immediate support, please reach out to a crisis resource right away.

Crisis Line: Call, Text, Chat 988

How is therapy different from supervision?

Therapy focuses on personal themes, internal experiences, and emotional patterns. Supervision focuses on case conceptualization, skill development, and professional identity.

Is therapy appropriate if I’m already in supervision?

Yes. Therapy can support the personal work that supervision cannot ethically address.

Do you offer virtual therapy across Tennessee?

Yes. All therapy is provided through live video sessions for clients residing in Tennessee.

Can I use out‑of‑network benefits?

Possibly. I can provide a superbill, but reimbursement depends on your insurance plan and is not guaranteed.

Is therapy helpful for activation or self‑doubt during client sessions?

Yes. Therapy can support internal regulation, relational clarity, and grounded presence during clinical work.

Can you provide therapy if you are also my supervisor?

No. Ethical guidelines require a clear boundary between supervision and therapy. Referrals are available when needed.