Early‑career clinicians often navigate complex systems, demanding exam study, and the pressure to “perform” while still learning. Many are balancing professional expectations, documentation requirements, and the internal tension of wanting to be competent before they feel ready. 

Supervision is a collaborative space where emerging clinicians can develop confidence, clarity, and a professional identity that feels both competent and authentic. 

My supervision approach is trauma-informed, developmentally attuned, rooted in reflection, and grounded presence. My work helps new clinicians understand what is happening in the room, why it matters, and how to respond with integrity and systemic awareness. 

Supervision emphasizes:

• systemic case conceptualization 

• ethical reasoning and decision-making

• trauma-informed care

• professional boundaries

• reflective practice

• documentation clarity

• confidence-building for new clinicians

Supervisees describe our work as “grounding and deeply supportive”. A space where they can make sense of client sessions, strengthen therapeutic skills, and develop a professional identity that feels both competent and authentic. My goal is to help you become a confident clinician who practices with integrity, systemic awareness, and a strong sense of self. 

Focus: We will staff cases through a systemic lens. All client cases are welcome. I have experience working with diverse populations from different contexts with complex issues. Feedback and practical interventions are part of each supervision session.

Dates & Times: Available times on Wednesdays, with one planned week off every fourth week (Note: All times are in Central Standard Time)

Location: Virtual Supervision in Tennessee

Supervision & Fees:

• Individual (One supervisee)  $75/hour

• Triadic (Two supervisees)  $85/hour split

• Group (Three-Six supervisees)  $35/hour

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

Agenda: The vibe is casual and invites curiosity, case exploration, and deeper understanding of internal experience, systemic dynamics, and clinical decision‑making

Who is eligible for supervision?

Supervision is available to licensure-seeking, post-graduate MFT interns wanting systemic, trauma‑informed, and developmentally attuned guidance.

Do you offer tele‑supervision across Tennessee?

Yes. All supervision is provided virtually and is available to supervisees located in Tennessee.

Does this supervision meet MFT licensure requirements?

Yes. As an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, I provide supervision that meets MFT licensure standards.

What is the difference between individual, triadic, and group supervision?

Individual supervision offers one‑on‑one support. Triadic supervision includes two supervisees and shared discussion. Group supervision includes 3-6 supervisees and focuses on collaborative case exploration.

What kind of cases can I bring?

All cases are welcome, including those involving trauma, systemic complexity, or high emotional intensity.

How does trauma‑informed supervision support new clinicians?

Trauma‑informed supervision helps clinicians understand activation, regulation, and systemic dynamics while developing grounded, ethical responses in session.