A collaborative space for learning, consultation, & professional growth.
Becoming a therapist is hard work. You're building clinical skills, finding your voice, and learning to sit with some of the hardest human experiences there are. And let's face it, learning on your feet can be lonely and scary. Supervision is where you get to think out loud, sharpen your decision-making and clinical skills, and grow as a therapist in a collaborative, process-oriented environment.
I offer individual supervision for Marriage and Family Therapy students, pre-licensed and associate MFTs working toward full licensure, with a focus on grief and loss, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and general MFT practice.
Disclosure: I am currently providing supervision under the oversight of an approved supervisor, in accordance with AAMFT and Georgia licensing requirements. This means your supervision meets all state and professional standards, with an additional layer of behind-the-scenes oversight.
If you're looking for a supervisor who will be honest with you and genuinely invest in your development, reach out.
If you work with people, you work with grief. Whether you specialize in it or not, loss walks into your office, your classroom, and your organization on a regular basis. These workshops give clinicians, supervisors, and clinical teams the tools, the language, and the confidence to meet it well.
Trainings are skills-based, evidence-informed, and designed to be immediately applicable. No death by PowerPoint. No reading slides out loud. Just the kind of learning that actually changes how you work.
Training topics include
Grief and loss in clinical practice. Solution Focused Brief Therapy: theory and application. Supporting grieving clients across the lifespan. Grief representation in media and pop culture as a clinical tool. Collective grief and community response.
Have a specific training need that isn't on the list? Reach out. Custom workshops are available for clinical teams, supervision groups, and CE events.
Sometimes you don't need a supervisor. You need a colleague who knows grief.
Whether you're a pre-licensed therapist navigating a complex case or a fully licensed clinician who wants a second set of eyes, clinical consultation is a space to have a focused conversation, think out loud, get unstuck, and leave with something useful.
I offer one-time consultation sessions for therapists at any licensure level who are working with clients navigating grief and loss: death loss, perinatal loss, suicide loss, or the losses that don't have a name yet. I also offer consultations for when a Solution Focused approach feels like the right fit, but the application is harder than expected.
It's a genuinely collaborative conversation, without hierarchy or evaluation. You will leave with clarity, a direction, or at minimum the reassurance that you're not as lost as you felt walking in.