INDIVIDUAL SUPERVISION
Clinical confidence isn't built by finding the right answer.
It's built by learning how to think clearly when there isn't one.
Clinical confidence isn't built by
finding the right answer.
It's built by learning how to think
clearly when there isn't one.
Great supervision doesn't eliminate uncertainty — it teaches you how to practice well within it. We'll develop the clinical judgment and confidence that stay with you long after supervision ends.
12+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN HEALTHCARE &
MENTAL HEALTH
CURRENT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SOCIAL WORKER & THERAPIST
FORMER HOSPICE SOCIAL WORKER
& LEADER
SUPPORTIVE
COLLABORATIVE
PRACTICAL
Confident clinicians aren’t defined by how much they know.
They are defined by how they think.
The conversations I enjoy most in supervision rarely start with, "What's the right intervention?"
They start with a case that won't leave you alone. A decision that feels more complicated than it looked on paper. Or the sense that something important is missing, even if you can't name it yet.
Those moments aren't a sign you're falling behind — they're where your clinical thinking actually grows.
I'll be honest: quality supervision is a real investment of time and money. But it's also one of the few places in your career where the entire focus is on you. You'll spend thousands of hours sitting with clients over your career — this shapes how you show up for all of it.
HOW SUPERVISION
COMES TO LIFE
At this stage, supervision isn't about collecting more interventions or searching for perfect answers. It's slowing down enough to notice the things that are easy to miss—the patterns across sessions, the questions beneath the diagnosis, the places where your own reactions become valuable clinical information, and the moments where several reasonable paths forward all exist.
Find Your Clinical Voice
Trust your own judgment instead of second-guessing it.
Developing the confidence to trust your own read on a case instead of constantly wondering what someone else would do.
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Work Confidently in the Grey
Not every situation is black and white —that’s just real life.
Because I get to know you and your clients over time, we're not starting from scratch each session — we're building on what I already know about how you think and where you tend to get stuck.
02
Go Deep on Tough Cases
The whole session is yours — no sharing the room.
Some cases need more than a few minutes of group time can offer. In individual supervision, we can stay with one case, one pattern, or one stuck point for as long as it actually takes to work through.
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Prepare For What’s Next
Wherever you’re headed, I’ll help you on the journey to get there.
Whether that's your licensure exam, a new role, or greater confidence practicing independently, We'll shape our work around what you're actually working toward, at your pace.
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A space that’s honest
not performative
Sometimes the most helpful thing isn't having the right answer.
It's having a space where you don't have to pretend you do.
Remote or In-person Format
Most sessions are held virtually through secure Zoom, making supervision accessible for clinicians throughout Washington State. I do provide in-person sessions based on location.
Scheduling & Frequency
We'll determine a schedule that fits your goals, licensure requirements, and availability. I typically offer weekly individual supervision for clinicians who value consistency, accountability, and ongoing support.
Payment
Payment is due at the time of service. Monthly payment arrangements may be available upon request on a case-by-case basis.
Reduced Fee Opportunities
I reserve a limited number of reduced-fee supervision spots for supervisees who identify as Black, Indigenous, people of color, or immigrants.
Individual Supervision
PER 60-MINUTE SESSION
$160
Group Supervision
PER 2 HOUR GROUP SESSION
$140
HOW SUPERVISION
WORKS WITH ME
I’m so glad you’re here!
I've spent more than 12 years working across healthcare and mental health settings — including hospice, palliative care, crisis services, acute care, emergency medicine, and now private practice. Along the way, I've supervised dozens of social workers, led interdisciplinary teams, and mentored new clinicians as they've navigated everything from their first client to licensure and beyond.
My goal is to create the kind of space where clinicians can show up honestly, ask questions, and continue developing both confidence and competence in their work.
I'll ask questions that challenge your thinking, help you recognize patterns you might not see on your own, and create a space where you can think out loud, wrestle with difficult cases, and leave feeling more confident in both your clinical judgment and yourself.
Christine Halterman, LICSW | MSW | University of Southern California
Whether you’re working towards licensure or simply looking for thoughtful clinical consultation,
I’d love to hear what you’re hoping to build as a clinician.
Learn more about individual and group supervision, ask questions or be notified when openings become available, reach out below.