As a therapist, it’s important that you are congruent with yourself, your core values and genuinely remain present with your clients.

Engaging in clinical supervision will help to ensure that you practice psychotherapy safely for the client and yourself, and will help you critically examine your intentions while using particular techniques or counselling modalities.

It’s for you if you’re wanting to work collaboratively to assess your strengths, areas for learning, establish new goals for yourself and track your progress over time.

This is a great opportunity for you to problem-solve specific cases, ethical issues that arise, and for us to discuss strategies for building and maintaining a successful private practice.

Any practicing therapist can benefit from a clinical supervision relationship - I encourage you to refer to the guidelines of your regulatory body regarding expectations for supervision.

Some examples of what supervision with me looks like:

-Case Consultations

-Case Conceptualizations

-Discussion about approaches with specific training on modalities including DBT, CBT, assertiveness and mindfulness

-Support in navigating private practice, building and managing a private practice

If you’re a nurse, you know how awesome we are - if you’re not a nurse, you’re about to find out!

Nurse psychotherapists practice from a unique person-centered lens. My personal philosophical underpinning to practice is focused on the Humanistic perspective.

Humanistic nursing is a mutual subjective interaction between nurse and client and is a response to the situation which aims at facilitating recovery. It is characterized by empathy, respect for human dignity, altruism, client autonomy, friendly environment, and holistic care.

The great thing about supervision, is that most regulatory colleges offer individuals the autonomy to choose their mentor and their designation.