The most helpful tool during the internship years is support! The first few years as a psychotherapist can be anxiety provoking and overwhelming, having a more experienced mentor can provide a sense of calm and guidance that will help build confidence. Now that I myself have over 20 years of experience, I would be happy to provide that support and mentorship.  

Talking over your cases and exploring clinical challenges is where therapists grow their skills and confidence.  The feedback you receive in supervision is  crucial to the learning experience.  As a supervisor, I provide productive, kind, and reflective feedback  to help interns access their skills and blossom as professionals.

During our time together, you will be encouraged to explore different therapeutic approaches and use your creativity as you put different therapeutic approaches, strategies, and skills into practice!

Aside from sound clinical skills, a good psychotherapist prioritizes high ethical standards. These standards will be at the forefront of our work together and will provide you with the peace of mind you need to practice with confidence.