Supervision

Are you looking for a Supervisor in WA or TX?

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    THE RIGHT FIT

    My experience supervising associate therapists for the past decade has made it clear that importance of fit is the highest predictor of a great outcome-much like the therapist/client relationship.

    You are a great candidate if:

    • You are mature, open to input, willing to work hard to market your practice and may have had your own business.

    • You felt ostracized or silenced in graduate school due to your philosophical or spiritual beliefs

    • You had questions about the ideological lens through which your program viewed therapy and as a result, had to self censor.

    • You are frustrated by the therapeutic education you received because of a lack of focus on clinical skills

    • You want to learn more about and consider being trained in Psychedelic and/or KAP therapy

      If this describes your experience, I would love to have a conversation about working together.

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    MAP

    First, I will read through your application and if I think it may be a good fit, I will reach out to schedule an interview.

    Months 1-6 will be focused on a combination of topics that revolve around getting you very comfortable with state laws, ethics, and the business of practice.

    Months 7-12 we will hone in on your clinical approach, through the lens of Transpersonal and Contemplative Psychotherapy- my specialties. This is the clinical modality used as the basis for KAP Therapy as well as psychedelic work.

    Year 2 (months 13-18), if you are interested in KAP work, I will ask that you take a 12 hour training, and we will begin to explore the very unique standards, practices and protocols for offering KAP work in your therapy practice. With or without KAP, we will deepen in your clinical approach and the practice of practice through deep dives into your cases.

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    FEES & MEETINGS

    When do we meet and what can I expect to pay for Supervision?

    • 2 hours per month will be individual, held two times a month. These meetings will be scheduled based on mutual availability.

    • 2 hours will be held in a monthly group supervision session, held on the third Thursday, 11am-1pm.

    • Cost is $120 per individual supervision, or $70 for a dyad (WA only.) Group supervision is $50 per session.

    Cancellations and no shows will be required to be rescheduled and will be charged at the hourly rate ($120 or $50).

Start Supervision with me.
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My specialty is helping new therapists find and clarify their inherent skills and talents.

Your future looks bright.