Supervision for Mental Health Counselors
Your Partner in Building Confidence and Competence in Trauma-Informed Counseling
Why Seek Supervision With Me?
As the owner of a private practice specializing in EMDR, Parts Work, complex trauma, eating disorders, and women's issues, I am committed to nurturing the next generation of trauma-informed clinicians.
My clinical supervision approach offers a warm, supportive, and safe space where you can grow as a professional, receive personalized feedback, and have your questions answered in a collaborative environment.
Whether you're looking for guidance in trauma-informed care or seeking support in treating eating disorders, complex trauma, or women’s issues, I am here to support your journey.
What to Expect From The Clinical Supervision Process
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Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your goals, interests, and alignment with my areas of specialization in trauma-informed therapy.
We'll explore your experience with trauma, eating disorders, and related fields, as well as your aspirations as a therapist in Florida.
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After the consultation, we will have a formal interview to assess if our supervision partnership is a good fit for your needs.
This interview will cover your clinical background, specific interests, and any challenges you're currently facing in your practice or in starting the process.
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If we decide to move forward, we will establish a supervision agreement outlining our mutual expectations, goals, and scheduling for your clinical supervision in Casselberry or virtually.
We'll also discuss ethical guidelines and confidentiality agreements relevant to trauma-informed supervision.
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Supervision will include regular one-on-one sessions, either virtually or in-person in Casselberry, focusing on trauma-informed care and other specialized areas.
Sessions will focus on case consultations, skill-building, and professional development tailored to your needs, whether in complex trauma, eating disorders, or women’s issues.
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You will receive ongoing feedback to enhance your clinical skills and confidence in areas such as trauma, eating disorders, and women’s issues.
The environment will be collaborative and non-judgmental, encouraging open dialogue and continuous learning, especially for those specializing in complex trauma and women’s issues.
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Completion of 1,500 hours of face-to-face psychotherapy with clients.
100 hours of supervision by a qualified supervisor, with at least 50 hours being individual supervision.
Documentation and Reporting:
I will assist you in maintaining accurate records of your clinical hours and supervision.
Ready to Take the Next Step in Your Professional Journey?
Don't miss the opportunity to receive personalized, trauma-informed supervision tailored to your needs. Submit your application today, and I’ll be in touch soon to discuss how we can work together to support your growth as a skilled and confident mental health counselor.