Forge the path to a career you’re proud of.
Clinical Supervision in Sisters & Online Across Oregon
If you’re feeling overwhelmed and unsure as you step into the next phase of your clinical journey, you’re not alone.
Whether you’re a new clinician or established but looking for a fresh perspective, there are many moving parts to our work that you must navigate. But that curiosity you feel—that desire to learn and grow—is what will propel you through this process and help you build a practice that feels authentic and fulfilling.
With me as your supervisor, you’ll learn how to navigate the complexities of this field, whether you’re aiming for agency work or private practice. It’s not just about meeting requirements—it’s about creating a career that aligns with your values and supports your professional growth and longevity. Through this process, you’ll find the security and confidence to step fully into your role, knowing that you’re equipped to make a positive impact.
I am an approved supervisor with the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists which means I am able to provide supervision to registered associates who are working toward licensure as well as to supervisor candidates who need supervision of their supervision in order to become approved supervisors themselves.
Helping you build the foundation for sustainable, ethical, and meaningful work.
I work with clinicians who are…
Just starting out and want to set themselves up for success
Successful and established, but want to hone their business and administration skills
Employed by community mental health agencies that may not be able to provide the kind of supervision and mentorship they’re seeking
Looking for comprehensive, competent supervision that considers the nuances of each individual client
Committed to their own growth and development, and have goals for their career
Already supervisor candidates who need to meet “supervision of supervision” requirements for the OBLPCT
MY APPROACH
Establishing the fundamentals & having fun along the way.
With experience in both community mental health and private practice, I bring a well-rounded perspective to supervision. My time supervising a diverse team of mental health professionals, coupled with my years in private practice, has given me the tools to help you succeed in whichever direction your career takes you. I believe my later start in this field adds a layer of maturity and balance to my approach, allowing me to connect with supervisees at all stages of licensure and practice. My goal is to be a positive and ethical influence, helping counselors like you create a sustainable and fulfilling career.
Throughout our time together, we’ll cover all the essential aspects of being a competent and effective clinician.
From ethical decision-making and boundary setting to honing your clinical interpretation and conceptualization skills, you’ll learn how to navigate the complexities of this profession. We’ll also dive into the nuances of transference, personal growth, and your specific goals.
I’m committed to providing you with competent feedback, practical training, and real-time lessons drawn from both your experiences and mine, all while keeping the process enjoyable and enriching. You’ll come to see that your uniqueness is your strength, and that there is always room for your clinical skills to be honed and expanded. Supervision with me is a space where you can find inspiration and build the confidence you need to thrive.
I take my responsibility as a supervisor very seriously,
and would be honored to join you on your journey to a fulfilling career.
Frequently asked questions
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The number of clinical supervision hours you need depends on the requirements of your licensing board and the specific credentials you're pursuing. Generally, for licensure as a mental health professional, you might need anywhere from 100 to 3,000 hours of supervised experience, with specific minimums for direct supervision. For example, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) requirements in the state of Oregon include completing 2,400 hours of supervision, with at least 50 percent dedicated to direct client contact. It's important to check the exact requirements to ensure you're meeting all necessary criteria.
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A clinical supervisor guides and supports therapists by providing oversight, feedback, and mentorship. They help ensure that therapists are delivering effective care, adhering to ethical standards, and continuing to grow in their professional skills.
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The purpose of clinical supervision is to foster the professional development of therapists while ensuring that clients receive high-quality care. It's a space where therapists can reflect on their work, address challenges, and enhance their therapeutic abilities in a safe and supportive environment.
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With my counseling clients, I approach the work from a psychodynamic perspective and tailor the methods I draw from to suit each individual’s needs and goals. I regularly use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as well. To learn more about my approach to counseling, click here.