Clinical Supervision & Private Practice Coaching for Therapists
Trauma-informed, EMDR-focused, whole-clinician supervision for pre-licensed and licensed therapists.
Build the practice you actually want.
Support for the clinician behind the work — not just the cases in front of you.
You got into this field because you care deeply. About your clients, about doing the work well, about making a real difference. And you probably didn't anticipate how much of that caring would cost you — the weight of the caseload, the isolation of private practice, the pressure to figure everything out on your own.
Good supervision doesn't just help you become a better clinician. It helps you become a more grounded, sustainable one. Someone who can stay in this work for the long haul without losing themselves in it.
That's what I offer here. Whether you're a pre-licensed clinician building your clinical foundation, a licensed therapist deepening your trauma skills, or someone ready to leave agency work behind and build a private practice on your own terms—let’s talk.
Clinical Supervision for Pre-Licensed and Licensed Clinicians
Supervision that pays attention to you — not just your cases.
Most supervision is case-focused. You present a client, discuss the treatment approach, get feedback, move on. That kind of supervision has its place. But the clinicians who grow the most are the ones whose supervisor also pays attention to them — their patterns, their countertransference, the parts of themselves that show up in the room, and what the work is asking of them personally.
My supervision style is direct, collaborative, and trauma-informed. We work on the clinical complexity in front of you and the internal experience behind it. Because the two are never really separate.
who i supervise
Pre-licensed clinicians (LMSW, LMFT associates):
If you're working toward licensure, supervision is the foundation your clinical identity gets built on. I take that seriously. We'll work on developing your clinical voice, building confidence with complex presentations, understanding trauma and nervous system theory in practice, and navigating the real challenges of early career clinical work — including the parts no one warned you about in grad school.
Licensed clinicians seeking consultation:
You have your hours. You have your license. And sometimes you still want a thinking partner — someone to consult with on complex cases, process countertransference, or simply not feel alone with the weight of the work. Consultation with a trauma-informed, EMDR-trained clinician can offer exactly that, without the structure of formal supervision.
Trauma-focused clinicians wanting clinical depth:
If you're working with trauma and want to deepen your clinical understanding of EMDR, IFS, somatic approaches, and nervous-system-informed treatment, supervision with me offers both the theoretical grounding and the practical application. We work through cases with a trauma lens and build your confidence using these modalities with real clients.
What we focus on in supervision:
Case conceptualization through a trauma-informed, nervous-system lens
Countertransference and the clinician's own internal experience
Ethical and documentation standards, including billing and insurance
Building clinical confidence with complex and high-risk presentations
Cultural humility and identity-conscious clinical practice
Sustainable clinical practice — staying in the work without burning out
Building and managing a private practice with more intention, more clarity, and less of the anxiety that comes from figuring it all out alone
format and Availability
Individual supervision sessions are available for 50 minutes per session.
Available in-person in White Plains, NY and virtually throughout New York and Connecticut. Reach out for current availability and rates.
what makes supervision with me different
I'm not a consultant who studied private practice from the outside. I built one. I understand what it actually costs — financially, emotionally, practically — to leave a stable clinical job and create something from scratch. I also understand what it takes to grow a practice with intention rather than just filling a caseload with whoever calls.
Clinically, I bring a trauma-informed, EMDR and IFS-influenced lens to supervision that goes beyond case management. I pay attention to the clinician in the room, not just the clients they're presenting. That means supervision with me will likely ask something of you — not just your clinical thinking, but your self-awareness and your willingness to look at what the work is bringing up in you.
If you want supervision that's comfortable and validating, there are plenty of options. If you want something that genuinely moves you forward — clinically, professionally, and personally — I'd love to talk.
FAQs
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Yes. I provide individual supervision for pre-licensed clinicians working toward LCSW or LMFT licensure in New York and Connecticut.
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Clinical supervision is a formal professional relationship focused on clinical development, case consultation, and — for pre-licensed clinicians — accumulating supervised hours toward licensure. It carries ethical and legal accountability on both sides. Private practice coaching is less formally structured and focused primarily on the business and strategic development of your practice. Many clinicians benefit from both, though not necessarily at the same time or with the same person.
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Yes, and for licensed clinicians they often do. Once you're past the licensure stage, the line between clinical consultation and practice development is naturally blurry — a complex case discussion often leads to questions about how you're positioning your specialty, managing your caseload, or sustaining yourself. I'm comfortable holding both.
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I'm licensed in New York and Connecticut and provide clinical supervision in both states.
For clinicians in other states, reach out and we can discuss whether consultation (rather than formal supervision) would be an appropriate fit.
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The first session is a mutual fit conversation. I want to understand where you are, what you're working toward, and what kind of support would actually be useful. You should also be assessing whether my style and approach are a good match for you. Good supervision and coaching are built on a strong working relationship — getting that right at the start matters.
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Yes. For clinicians going through a structured transition — leaving an agency, building out a specialty service, or significantly growing their practice — package options are available.
Reach out to discuss what would make the most sense for your situation.
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That's exactly what the free consultation is for. Bring your situation and your questions and we'll figure out together what kind of support fits.
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