INDIVIDUAL SUPERVISION
Supervision for the clinician you’re becoming
Good supervision isn't about tallying up clinical hours or having someone tell you what to do.
It's having a place to think out loud, ask questions, strengthen your clinical judgment, and grow into the clinician you want to become.
12+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN HEALTHCARE &
MENTAL HEALTH
CURRENT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SOCIAL WORKER & THERAPIST
FORMER HOSPICE SOCIAL WORKER
& LEADER
SUPPORTIVE
COLLABORATIVE
PRACTICAL
You’ve spent years taking care of others. You deserve someone who can show up for you in the same way.
Graduate school does a great job teaching the foundations of clinical work. You learn theories, interventions, ethics, diagnoses, treatment planning, and documentation. Much of it is presented in a way that feels structured, clear, and sometimes even black and white.
Then you start seeing clients.
Suddenly, things aren't quite so straightforward.
Clients don't always fit neatly into diagnostic boxes. Ethical decisions aren't always obvious. Treatment plans don't unfold exactly as you thought they would. You find yourself balancing clinical judgment, intuition, evidence-based practice, and the realities of being human.
That's where supervision comes in.
Grad school and internships teach the academics and
clinical foundation.
Supervision is where you learn
to apply it in the grey areas.
WHAT WE MIGHT WORK ON
Supervision isn’t
one-size-fits-all
These are some of the conversations
we might find ourselves having
Navigating Difficult Cases
Working through uncertainty, complex diagnoses, challenging personalities, ethical dilemmas and stuck points
01
03
Learning to Work in the Grey Areas
Balancing your knowledge, ethics, evidence, intuition, and the realities of working with people during complicated times.
02
Finding Your Clinical Voice
Developing confidence in your own judgement, style and decision-making instead of relying on someone else’s.
04
Preparing for your Licensure Exams
Building confidence and preparing for the licensure examination and your goals beyond supervision
Supervision isn't just about collecting licensure hours or reviewing cases. It's about developing confidence in your clinical judgment, learning to tolerate uncertainty, and growing into the clinician you want to become.
I’m so glad you’re here!
At the heart of it all: I believe clinical confidence comes from experience, reflection and support—not perfection!
I'm a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with more than 12 years of experience working across healthcare and mental health settings, including hospice, palliative care, crisis services, acute care, and emergency medicine.
Throughout my career, I've had the opportunity to supervise clinicians, lead interdisciplinary teams, support professional development, and mentor newer social workers as they navigate the transition from graduate school into clinical practice.
I know firsthand that becoming a clinician is about much more than learning theories and interventions. It's about developing clinical judgment, finding your professional voice, learning to tolerate uncertainty, and building trust in yourself.
My approach to supervision is supportive, collaborative, and practical. I'll challenge you when needed, encourage you to think critically, and help you strengthen both your clinical skills and your confidence as a clinician.
LICSW | MSW, University of Southern California
WHY IT’S WORTH IT
The Value of Quality
Supervision
I'll be honest, quality supervision is a significant investment of both time and money.
It's also one of the few opportunities in your career where the focus is entirely on your growth as a clinician. The right supervision can help you strengthen your clinical instincts, navigate uncertainty with greater confidence, and avoid years of unnecessary second-guessing.
The reality is that you'll likely spend thousands of hours sitting with clients throughout your career. Investing in quality supervision now can shape how you approach those conversations for years to come.
Good supervision isn't just about getting your hours signed—it's about developing the clinical judgment, professional identity, and foundation you'll rely on and use throughout your entire career.
FEES & LOGISTICS
Individual Supervision
PER 60-MINUTE SESSION
$160
Group Supervision
PER 2 HOUR GROUP SESSION
$140
Supervision is an investment in both your professional development and the clinician you are becoming.
Sessions are typically held virtually through secure Zoom, making supervision accessible for clinicians throughout Washington State.
We'll determine a schedule that fits your needs, goals, and licensure requirements. I can typically accommodate weekly individual sessions for clinicians who prefer consistent support and structure.
Payment is due at the time of service, with monthly payment arrangements available by request and on a case-by-case basis.
I offer a limited number of reduced fee spots for supervisees who identify as Black, Indigenous, people of color, or immigrants.
LET’S TALK ABOUT WHERE YOU’RE AT IN YOUR SUPERVISION JOURNEY
The best clinicians aren't the ones who have all the answers. They're the ones willing to
stay curious, ask questions, and continue learning.
Whether you're working toward licensure, navigating challenging cases, or learning to trust your clinical judgment, supervision can provide a place to think, reflect, and grow.
