Clinical Supervision

Next Session Starts Spring 2026

My next clinical supervision cohort begins in Spring 2026. This offering is designed for clinicians seeking structured, ethical, and growth-focused supervision that supports both professional competence and personal sustainability.

My Supervision Approach

Growth doesn’t happen by encouragement alone - it also requires clear, purposeful guidance that sharpens skills and increases impact. That’s the balance I bring - affirmation and challenge.

I intentionally tailor supervision to each supervisee’s learning style, building on strengths while supporting growth, clinical skill development, and professional integrity.

I often use Socratic dialogue to foster critical thinking and promote values and bias awareness in support of ethical, accountable, and competent clinical practice.

My style is best suited for clinicians who value structure, accountability, and thoughtful clinical growth. Those seeking a more informal or less structured supervision style may prefer an alternative supervisory approach.

Supervision Core Focuses

In accordance with Texas Social Work Board rules and statutes, supervision focuses on three core areas:

  • Developing advanced clinical skills for assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health and substance-related disorders.

  • Strengthening administrative skills to meet individual and organizational expectations while upholding ethical standards.

  • Building sustainable self-care strategies to manage stress and support high-quality clinical work.

Experience & Foundation

I bring over a decade of experience providing mental health services across a variety of settings. My work centers on helping clinicians think critically, practice ethically, and grow into confident, responsible professionals.

    • Crisis Intervention

    • Suicide Prevention

    • Suicide Prevention Lifeline

    • Mental Health Crisis Helpline

    • Safety planning

    • Risk assessment

    • Clinical judgment

    • Ethical documentation

    • High-risk decision making

    • DSM-5–informed assessment

    • Treatment planning

    • Therapeutic modalities

    • Standardized questionnaires

    • Private & group psychotherapy

    • Psychiatric hospitals

    • Mental health crisis clinics & crisis helplines

    • School systems

    • Travel social work

    • Teletherapy, In-person & hybrid care

    • Consultation & Clinical Supervision

    • Professional Development & Training

    • Continuing Education

    • NASW Code of Ethics

    • Ethical Clinical Practice

    • Regulatory & Professional Standards