Thinking clearly about complex work.
Supervision and consultation are most useful when clinical work feels difficult to organize, emotionally charged, or conceptually stuck. I provide supervision and consultation focused on clarifying formulation, understanding patterns shaping the work, and supporting intentional clinical decision-making.
This is active, collaborative work. The focus is on strengthening clinical judgment, increasing flexibility, and supporting thoughtful, ethical practice in complex situations.
Clinical supervision and consultation for Oregon clinicians and teams.
A structured, depth-oriented approach.
My approach to supervision and consultation is grounded in psychodynamic theory, attachment, and trauma-informed care, with attention to how context and systems shape both client presentation and clinician experience.
Our work often includes:
Developing clear, working formulations
Identifying patterns that repeat across sessions or relationships
Understanding how avoidance, rigidity, or over-functioning shows up in the work
Using countertransference as clinical information
Making deliberate, intentional treatment decisions rather than reactive shifts
The goal is to support clear thinking that translates into effective clinical action.
I currently provide clinical supervision for pre-licensed clinicians practicing in Oregon. Currently, I am not accepting additional supervisees. When supervision openings become available, this page will be updated to reflect that.
Supervision is well suited for clinicians working with higher-acuity presentations where diagnostic clarity, formulation, pacing, and boundary management matter, including:
Complex trauma and trauma-related conditions
Long-standing relational, identity, or emotional regulation difficulties
Neurodivergence and overlapping diagnostic presentations
Work in institutional or high-structure settings
Supervision focuses on building strong clinical thinking, tolerating ambiguity, and developing an approach that is both effective and sustainable.
Scope of supervision.
Focus of consultation.
I offer consultation for licensed clinicians, treatment teams, and organizations, including time-limited or case-specific consultation.
Consultation may focus on:
Complex or ambiguous case formulation
Differential diagnosis and pattern-level understanding
Clinician reactivity, countertransference, or parallel process
Ethical or boundary questions in complex work
Team dynamics or patterns emerging across cases
Work in correctional, forensic, or other institutional settings
Consultation is available regardless of licensure status and does not involve ongoing supervisory responsibility.