Clinical Supervision
As much as I love working with clients, I equally love working with new clinicians. The relationships I had both with my field supervisor and post grad supervisor were incredibly important and influential. It is deeply meaningful to me now offer supervision, something that greatly impacted my therapeutic identity.
While still in a large group practice, I spent 2.5 years as a field supervisor, where I interviewed, trained, and supervised graduate interns as they saw their first clients. Through a mix of individual, triadic, and group supervision, I supported 46 interns over that time, 34 of whom I supervised directly. Becoming an LPC-S was the natural next step.
My Approach
Supervision with me is relational, first and foremost. My goal isn't to produce mini-Annes; it's to help you find and trust your own clinical voice. That means real feedback, real support, and space to try things that stretch you. I bring the same warmth, humor, and directness to supervision that I bring to therapy itself. While I have certain modalities that resonate with me, you should use evidence-based modalities that resonate with you. If they are the same or similar to mine, great. If they are dissimilar but you feel like I still provide what you are looking for, great.
Who I Supervise
I supervise LPC-Associates in Texas. I'm especially well-suited to associates who are:
• Seeing adults, individually and/or as couples
• Aligned with experiential therapies, particularly EMDR
• Looking for a supervisor who will challenge them while viewing and caring for them as a whole human
What FORMER INTERNS SAY
Logistics
• Rate: $350/month
• Format: In-person or virtual
• Location: Texas (associates must be licensed/registered to practice in TX)