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Clinical Supervision (Virtual)
with a Holistic, Spiritually-Informed Approach
With over 25 years in the mental health field, I offer clinical supervision that supports therapists working in depth-oriented, integrative, and meaning-centred ways. My approach is grounded in psychological flexibility and a relational way of working, while also making space for the complexity of human experience — thoughts, emotions, the body, and the less tangible aspects that often emerge in the therapeutic process.
In supervision, we explore not only your clients, but your experience as the therapist. We pay attention to what is happening internally and within the therapeutic relationship, and use that as meaningful information rather than something to manage or override. This work often includes engaging different parts of the self, working with stuck or unclear moments in the therapy, and staying with processes as they unfold rather than rushing to intervene.
Rather than focusing on applying the “right” technique, I support you in developing clarity, flexibility, and trust in your own way of working — so that your interventions arise from presence and attunement, not just strategy. The space is reflective, grounded, and collaborative, with room for both clinical rigour and deeper exploration.
Who This Supervision Is For
This may be a good fit if you:
- Work in an integrative or depth-oriented way and feel constrained by purely technique-driven approaches
- Find yourself tracking more than just thoughts and behaviours in session
- Are interested in the meaning-making, relational, or less tangible aspects of the work
- Want a space where your own internal experience as a therapist is included, not set aside
- Are developing your confidence in how you work and want support refining your own voice
This space tends to resonate with therapists who value both clinical grounding and reflective exploration.
What Supervision Looks Like
Our work together is collaborative, reflective, and grounded in the clinical realities of your practice. In sessions, we will:
- Explore client work through both clinical and reflective lenses
- Slow down and examine moments that feel stuck, unclear, or charged
- Track your internal experience as the therapist and use it as meaningful information
- Work with different aspects of the client or therapist experience as they emerge
- Stay with the unfolding process while identifying clear directions for intervention
We will also explore clinical interventions and technique — looking at not only what to do, but when and why, so that your responses are grounded, attuned, and effective.
SUPERVISION PHILOSOPHY
If you’re looking to move beyond one-size-fits-all approaches and develop a more integrative way of working, this may be a good fit. In our supervision, we work with both clinical understanding and your own intuitive sense as a therapist — supporting you in responding to what is unfolding in a way that is grounded, attuned, and effective.
Together, we deepen your ability to move from talking about experience to facilitating meaningful processing and change. This work supports your growth as a clinician in a way that feels not only effective, but also authentic to your style and strengths.
Supervision Options
Individual
Biweekly Group Supervision (Forming Now)
Individual
Ongoing one-to-one supervision for focused, in-depth exploration of your clinical work, with flexible scheduling based on availability.
Dyadic
Biweekly Group Supervision (Forming Now)
Individual
A shared space with one other clinician, offering both collaborative reflection and individual attention. You may join with a colleague or be matched based on compatibility and availability.
Biweekly Group Supervision (Forming Now)
Biweekly Group Supervision (Forming Now)
Biweekly Group Supervision (Forming Now)
A small group setting that supports learning through shared process, perspective, and collective insight.
- 90-minute sessions
- Small group (4–6 clinicians)
- Mondays, 12:00–1:30 pm or Wednesdays, 10:00–11:30 am
- Starting June 2026
- Final time confirmed based on group availability
A reduced founding group rate is available for the initial cohort.
CRPO's Suggested Supervision Requirements
RP Qualifying - 1 hour of supervision for every 4.5 direct client hours
RP’s working towards Independent Practice - 1 hour of supervision for every 10 direct client hours.
Please note that the CRPO requires at least 50% of supervision hours to be completed individually or in dyadic (two-person) sessions. Group supervision can account for up to 50% of your total supervision hours.
For more information about supervision requirements, click here: https://www.crpo.ca/supervision/