We’ll talk about the clients with whom you are working; how you're documenting your interventions; marketing; fees and insurance; boundaries, taking time off, cancellation policies; clinical conceptualizations; how a broken health care system impacts your clients and your work; how our codes of ethics intersect with potentially harmful systems like child protective services; cultural humility; the latest law passed that affects our work; studying for the clinical exam; or whatever is top of mind that affects you as human showing up for this work where we sit with other people’s narratives, emotions, and nervous systems.

Because we won't be working in the same organization, it can be challenging to cover everything in one hour a week and have a "thorough knowledge" of the parts of your work required by the WAC; therefore, I may ask for you to share de-identified documentation, write a process recording or record (with client permission) part of a session. This allows me to review, reflect, and comment outside of our meeting time so we can discuss emerging themes together. I also welcome suggestions or other creative solutions for how to be able to best support you in your work.

I continue to engage in my own consultation and continuing education about supervision, with a focus on providing anti-oppression / anti-racist care and supervision. As a queer and ADHD therapist, I am LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergence affirming. My work is also centered in body liberation and disability justice. I aim to bring these lenses into our discussions and welcome you bringing own perspectives, lived and clinical experience, and values.

I hope to get to know you, what brings you to this work, what sustains you. And I want to celebrate your successes, learning, and growth!