Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision is a required component for Colorado LPCC’s (Licensed Professional Counselor Candidates).  In Colorado, supervision hours can be either individual or in a small group setting.   Once licensed, clinical supervision is a voluntary, though vital part of clinical practice referred to as consultation.  

I offer clinical supervision for LPCC’s and consultation for licensed therapists.   My intention is to enhance and expand clinical competence by deepening understanding of theoretical frameworks, evidence-based practices, and therapeutic interventions.   My approach to clinical supervision is a collaborative process based in my own experience as a participant in supervision and consultation groups, as well as my approaches to therapy:  Hakomi and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, IFS therapy, EMDR therapy, Gestalt and yoga therapy, all with a somatic (body-centered) focus.  

Additionally, my approach to clinical supervision is two-fold:  to provide a platform case conceptualization where we review different approaches to challenging client issues and to provide a platform for self-reflection, addressing what comes up in the therapist while working with certain clients.  Addressing issues arising with the therapist is as equally important as case conceptualization in providing optimal client care.