My supervision style is relational, collaborative, trauma-informed, and grounded in curiosity rather than performance or perfectionism.

I work especially well with clinicians who are interested in psychodynamic, relational, attachment-focused, and IFS-informed ways of thinking about case conceptualization and therapeutic relationships. I’m much more interested in helping clinicians deepen their thinking about people, relationships, systems, countertransference, and relational dynamics than in highly manualized cognitive-behavioral approaches.