Supervision that engages the whole clinician
Clinicians grow through relationship, reflection, and trust - just like our clients. In supervision, we begin to discover our voice, strengthen our judgment, and uncover the clinician we will become.
Institutional & Forensic Supervision
Dedicated group supervision for clinicians and teams working in institutional, forensic, correctional, and other high-acuity settings. Drawing on 20 years across forensic psychiatric and correctional health environments, I offer supervision attuned to the clinical, ethical, and systemic pressures of institutional work.
What's offered
- Ongoing group supervision for clinicians in institutional settings
- Specialized consultation for forensic, correctional, and high-acuity work
- Team-based case consultation
- Case conceptualization through relational and embodied lenses
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Ongoing Supervision & Professional Development
For clinicians at any stage of their career seeking ongoing supervision, peer consultation, and professional growth. Whether you are a social worker, counselor, psychologist, psychiatrist, or creative arts therapist, I provide the opportunity to deepen your clinical practice — integrating somatic awareness, creative expression, and relational process.
What's offered
- Ongoing clinical supervision for practicing professionals across disciplines
- Group peer consultation
- Creative arts and somatic integration in clinical practice
- Case conceptualization through relational and embodied lenses
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Supervision for Graduate Students
For graduate students in qualifying programs. I provide supervision for students pursuing their BC-DMT (Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist) in any state, as well as those accruing hours toward their LCAT (Licensed Creative Arts Therapist) in New York.
My supervision approach
I help clinicians find their professional identities. Thus, the most important component every clinician brings to our group sessions is their experience with and relationship to the transference evoked by their work.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Supervision and consultation are available to clinicians and graduate students in all states — unlike my therapy groups, which are limited to New York State. What varies by state is whether hours count toward a particular license: BC-DMT supervision hours are available in any state, and LCAT hours apply toward New York State licensure. For other licenses, I'll confirm what your state board accepts during your initial conversation.
I provide supervision applicable to LCAT (Licensed Creative Arts Therapist) licensure in New York State, as well as consultation for other licensed mental health professionals (LMHC, LCSW, LMFT, licensed psychologists) seeking peer support and professional development.
Yes, supervision hours with me can count toward LCAT licensure in New York State. For other license types, supervision may qualify as peer consultation or continuing education rather than formal licensure hours. I'll clarify what applies to your specific situation during your initial conversation.
Supervision groups typically include 6–8 participants. This size allows for meaningful discussion of each member's clinical work while maintaining a supportive group dynamic.
Supervision fees are discussed during your initial inquiry. Rates vary depending on whether you are a licensed professional or graduate student. Payment is processed via Ivy Pay.
Professional supervision groups meet weekly. Graduate student supervision groups meet weekly during academic terms. Specific schedules are coordinated with group members.
I believe deeply in the value of the group process to effectively and consistently support clinicians in their professional development. I therefore focus on group supervision, but may offer it individually on a limited basis — please inquire directly.
Interested in supervision?
Reach out to discuss which supervision format is right for you.