Clinical Supervision
Nature-informed, somatic, and feminist clinical supervision and consultation for new and seasoned therapists across British Columbia.
Supervision is a space to slow down, listen inward, and tend to the work of being a therapist. Whether you're newly registered or many years into practice, my offering is a relational, embodied, and politically aware container for reflection — one that honours both the rigour of clinical thinking and the wisdom of the body, the land, and the lineages we carry into our work.
Supporting Therapists at Every Stage of Practice
I offer supervision and consultation to:
- New therapists working toward RCC, RSW, CCC, or other registration hours
- Seasoned clinicians seeking a reflective space outside their primary practice
- Therapists wanting to integrate somatic, nature-based, or feminist approaches into their work
- Practitioners navigating burnout, transition, or questions of meaning in the profession
How I Supervise
My approach to supervision mirrors my approach to therapy. We attend to the client material, of course — case conceptualization, ethics, skill-building, and the practical questions that arise in your work — and we also attend to you: what arises in your body, what stirs in the countertransference, what the work is asking of you as a person and as a practitioner.
I draw on somatic and nature-based frameworks, feminist and decolonial perspectives, and an understanding that therapists are not separate from the systems, ecologies, and relationships that shape us. Supervision, at its best, is a place where your own development as a clinician is met with care.
What Supervision Can Hold
Clinical reflection
Case consultation, treatment planning, ethical dilemmas, and questions of fit.
Somatic awareness
Tracking what happens in your body during sessions, and what that reveals about the work.
Nature-informed practice
Integrating the more-than-human world into your clinical thinking, whether or not you practise outdoors.
Feminist & relational
Examining power, identity, and the cultural context of both client and clinician.
Sustainability
Pacing, boundaries, burnout, and the long arc of a therapy career.
Ready to connect?
Book a Meet and GreetFormat & Details
- Individual supervision:Supervision sessions are 75 mins in length, shorter or longer sessions available upon request.
- Location:Sessions are offered in person, virtually across British Columbia and at outdoor nature locations in Victoria , BC.
- Frequency:We'll find a rhythm that supports your registration requirements and your nervous system.
About Me as a Supervisor
My own practice is grounded in somatic, nature-based, and feminist modalities, and I bring this lens into every supervisory relationship.
Read more about my backgroundBeginning Supervision
If supervision with me feels like a fit, I invite you to reach out for a free conversation. We'll talk about what you're looking for, what I offer, and whether the relationship feels right for both of us.