Clinical Supervision
I offer general clinical supervision, as well as specialized supervision to clinicians looking to deepen their competency working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, relationships, and families. My supervision style is relational. I utilize a client-centered approach in my work, and am informed largely by psychodynamic theories, social justice theories, and somatics. I also utilize (and have supervised therapists who use) motivational interviewing, CBT, DBT, Flash, family systems, mindfullness-based stress reduction, and other modalities. I maintain a certificate in Psychodynamic Supervision in a Multicultural Context from the Smith School of Social Work.
Trainings and consulting services
I offer trainings to mental health organizations, sports organizations, and businesses in the following areas:
LGBTQIA+ competent mental health care
Gender identity
Workplace culture and mental health
Depression and anxiety
Athlete specific mental health
Long COVID and mental health
If you are interested in learning about how trainings can be tailored directly to your unique organization and circumstances, please reach out.
Teaching
I am an Adjunct Faculty Member at the Smith College School for Social Work. I teach in the practicum department and provide academic advising.