Clinical Supervision for Psychotherapists in Ontario
Relational, trauma-informed supervision for therapists who want to deepen their trauma competency, stay connected to themselves in the work, and keep growing as clinicians.
When You’re Ready to Grow Your Skills and Feel More Confident in Your Work
Whether you're a newer therapist working towards 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 — holding the full context of a client's life, including trauma history, relationships, intergenerational patterns, social location, and nervous system responses.
A significant focus is self-of-therapist work. Who you are as a person is inseparable from who you are as a clinician, and exploring your own attachment history, emotional responses, and areas of activation isn't a side conversation — it's central to this work. I aim to create a space that is collaborative and genuinely safe enough for you to bring what you're actually struggling with.
Reflecting on social location and privilege is also an ongoing part of how I work with supervisees — not a one-time exercise, but a continuous thread in how we understand ourselves and our clients.
My clinical background includes Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR), Ego State Therapy, EMDR, and Emotionally Focused Therapy, and I hold an EMDR Certified Therapist credential with EMDRIA.
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 EMDR and 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, self-of-therapist, supporting parents and families, 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. Limited sliding scale available for early career therapists and/or those requiring high-frequency supervision.
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Yes. I meet all current CRPO criteria for clinical supervisors:
Registered Psychotherapist (RP - Independent Practice) and Registered Social Worker (RSW) in good standing
12+ years of clinical experience
Completion of CRPO-recognized 30-hour clinical supervision course
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Yes, supervision is available virtually across Ontario and in-person in Midland.
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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 RP (Qualifying), RPs, and other masters level therapists who want to strengthen their clinical foundations with a compassionate, evidence-based framework.
Finding the right supervisor matters
If you're looking for a space to slow down, sit with complexity, and explore how you show up as a clinician — I'd love to connect.