I know what it’s like to sit where you are balancing the pressure to learn the work, find your clinical voice, and wonder if you’re getting it ‘right.’ I’ve been the intern in supervision, unsure of myself and full of questions. Over the years, I’ve sat on both sides of the table as the one logging hours and as the clinician holding space for clients across primary care, corrections, inpatient psychiatry, and private practice.

That perspective shapes how I supervise today. I don’t just check boxes, I guide you through the clinical realities, the documentation demands, the countertransference that sneaks in and the self-doubt that can feel heavy. My approach is intentional, supportive and focused on helping you build the confidence and competence you’ll carry throughout your career.