Clinical Supervision for Psychotherapists in Ontario
Compassionate, evidence-based supervision for therapists who want to grow their clinical skills, deepen their trauma competency, and build a fulfilling, sustainable practice.
When You’re Ready to Grow Your Skills and Feel More Confident in Your Work
Whether you're a Qualifying Registrant working toward independent practice or an experienced therapist wanting to deepen your trauma framework, good supervision should do more than tick a box. It should help you feel genuinely grounded in your work — clearer in your case conceptualization, more attuned to what's happening in the room, and better supported in carrying the weight of what you hear.
I offer individual clinical supervision with a particular focus on complex trauma, self-of-therapist exploration, and the relational dynamics that show up when we sit with people in pain.
You Might Be Looking for Supervision That Helps You:
Work more confidently with complex trauma and attachment injuries
Understand how early relational patterns — yours and your clients' — shape what happens in the therapy room
Explore self-of-therapist themes with a supervisor who takes that work seriously
Deepen your trauma-informed and nervous-system-aware framework
Strengthen case conceptualization and treatment planning for complex presentations
Navigate emotionally activating client material without losing your footing
Develop as a clinician in a way that feels ethical, relational, and sustainable
Effective therapy starts with grounded, well-supported clinicians.
Clinical Supervision to Help You Strengthen Your Skills With Care and Integrity
My supervision is trauma-informed, attachment-focused, and deeply relational. I draw on a multisystemic approach to case conceptualization — one that holds the full context of a client's life, including trauma history, intergenerational patterns, social location, and nervous system responses.
A significant focus of my supervision is self-of-therapist work. I believe that who you are as a person is inseparable from who you are as a clinician, and that exploring your own attachment history, emotional responses, and areas of activation is not a side conversation — it's central to doing this work well. I aim to create a supervisory space that is collaborative, honest, and genuinely safe enough for you to bring what you're actually struggling with.
I also bring an awareness of social location and privilege as ongoing dimensions of clinical practice. Reflecting on how our identities and assumptions shape our presence with clients — and in the supervisory relationship — is a continuous part of the work I do with supervisees, not a one-time exercise.
My clinical background includes specializations in Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR), Ego State Therapy, EMDR, and Emotionally Focused Therapy. I hold an EMDR Certified Therapist credential and bring that grounding to supervision, particularly around understanding trauma processing, dissociation, and shock responses.
Please note: I do not offer DBR consultation or EMDR consultation as part of supervision — this is not a substitute for modality-specific training or consultation in those approaches. What I offer is trauma-informed clinical supervision with an informed understanding of how these frameworks shape clinical thinking.
My Trauma-Informed Approach
My supervision integrates several core elements to help therapists deepen their understanding of trauma, attachment, and nervous-system responses:
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Understand how early experiences and relational patterns show up in the therapy room.
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Understand how DBR-informed thinking shapes trauma conceptualization.
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Explore how dysregulation appears in clients (and in us as therapists) and how to work with it safely and effectively.
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Build clarity around treatment direction, therapeutic pacing, and skillful intervention.
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Reflect on emotional load, countertransference, boundary clarity, and sustainable practice.
Clinical Supervision FAQs
Answering a few common questions about how I work and what you can expect.
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I support Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying and those working towards Independent status), MSW clinicians, and other masters level therapists seeking trauma-informed supervision focused on attachment, somatic modalities, and nervous-system-aware therapy.
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Case conceptualization, trauma responses, deepening modality integration, parent-focused therapy, postpartum and perinatal clients, couples dynamics, ethical considerations, pacing, boundaries, and therapist wellbeing.
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I offer individual supervision, with group supervision options being explored for future availability.
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Individual clinical supervision is $170 per session. Rates are reviewed annually and may be adjusted with advance notice. If you have questions about fees or want to discuss what a supervision arrangement might look like, feel free to reach out directly. Sliding scale available for therapists in their first year post-graduation.
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Yes. All supervision sessions can be counted toward CRPO requirements and include proper documentation.
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Yes, supervision is available virtually across Ontario.
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No. While my clinical practice is deeply informed by both DBR and EMDR frameworks, I do not offer modality-specific consultation in either approach. If you are looking for DBR or EMDR consultation, I am happy to help point you toward appropriate resources.
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Very. We work together to explore your cases, clarify your thinking, and support your clinical decision-making in a grounded, professional way.
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Yes. I supervise RPQs and RPs who want to strengthen their clinical foundations with a compassionate, evidence-based framework.
Healing happens when you feel safe
If you’re ready to explore therapy, I’d be honoured to support you. Let’s create a space for curiosity, compassion, and lasting change.