My supervision style blends clinical expertise with practical guidance to help developing clinicians build confidence, competence, and a strong professional identity. I specialize in:

• Women’s Mental Health & Maternal Mental Health
Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, birth trauma, pregnancy loss, postpartum transitions, and identity shifts in motherhood.

• Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy
Integrating CBT, narrative, and solution-focused approaches through a compassionate, client-centered lens.

• Grief & Life Transitions
Supporting clients through complex grief, ambiguous loss, chronic illness, and major life changes.

• Anxiety, Depression & Chronic Stress
Strengthening case conceptualization, intervention planning, and real-world application.

• Professional Development for New Clinicians
Documentation, boundaries, ethics, caseload strategy, and navigating the realities of clinical practice.

I help supervisees develop clarity, clinical judgment, emotional intelligence, and a grounded therapeutic presence.

My background spans a wide range of medical, psychiatric, and community-based environments, giving me a unique ability to guide supervisees across diverse caseloads and systems. I have worked in:

• Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitals
Crisis assessment, safety planning, interdisciplinary treatment, and stabilization.

• Inpatient Medical Rehabilitation Hospitals
(Openings included) psychosocial assessments, family education, and collaboration with PT/OT/SLP teams.

• Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals (LTAC)
Complex medical cases, ventilator patients, long-term illness, and high-stakes care planning.

• Hospital Social Work
Rapid assessments, ER support, care coordination and discharge planning, and navigating complex systems under pressure.

• Palliative Care Clinic Social Work
Serious illness support, hard conversations, values alignment, family dynamics, and long-term coping.

• Hospice Social Work
Anticipatory grief, caregiver support, legacy work, and end-of-life care.

• Skilled Nursing & Nursing Home Settings
Elder care, transitions, cognitive decline, and family system support.

This breadth allows me to help supervisees become adaptable, thoughtful, and clinically strong—prepared for both the emotional and practical demands of social work.

Supervision is most effective when both of us are actively engaged. I expect supervisees to:

• Practice ethically and ask questions as they arise
You are not expected to know everything — you are expected to communicate openly.

• Come prepared to each supervision session
Bring cases, documentation questions, ethical dilemmas, wins, challenges, and goals.

• Engage in self-reflection and personal growth
Clinical work requires awareness of your internal responses and how they influence client care.

• Be accountable and transparent
We address mistakes, blind spots, and professional growth directly and without shame.

• Communicate professionally and consistently
Follow-through is part of becoming a reliable clinician.

• Commit to ongoing learning
Readings, trainings, and practice-based learning are expected as part of your development.

Supervisees who thrive with me are ready to grow, willing to be challenged, and motivated to strengthen their clinical voice.

My current supervision rates reflect the level of expertise, structure, and guidance provided.

• Individual Supervision: $100 per hour
• Group Supervision: $60 per hour

Yes — I accept a limited number of LMSWs who are committed to developing strong clinical foundations and ethical, reflective practice. You may inquire about availability through my contact form.