Clinical Supervision

I offer clinical supervision for pre-licensed counselors working toward LPCC licensure in Minnesota.

Supervision is a collaborative, reflective space focused on clinical skill development, ethical practice, cultural responsiveness, and professional growth. While supervision is not therapy, it is supportive and relational, allowing space to explore how personal experiences may intersect with clinical work.

Availability for supervision varies. Please reach out to inquire

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Supervision for Agencies and Nonprofits

I also offer contracted clinical supervision to agencies and nonprofits that are seeking support for staff development, licensure hours, or reflective consultation.

Whether your team includes pre-licensed clinicians, interns, or licensed staff in need of ongoing support, I can provide culturally responsive supervision that meets both clinical and organizational goals. I work collaboratively with agency leadership to align supervision with your program’s values, workflows, and client population.

This can include one-on-one supervision, dyadic or group formats, clinical consultation, or a combination that fits your needs. My focus is not only on clinical growth, but also on supporting staff with compassion fatigue, cultural humility, ethical decision-making, and navigating systemic barriers especially when working with historically marginalized communities.

If your organization is looking for thoughtful, consistent supervision rooted in both experience and equity, I’d love to connect.

Let’s Work Together

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