“Growth in supervision is much like a flower’s unfolding: it takes time, nourishment, and patience — but with the right conditions, both confidence and competence blossom.”

My Approach

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and approved supervisor, I offer supervision to LMFT Associates in Texas using an integrated approach grounded in:

  • Developmental support tailored to your level of experience
  • Reflective and relational practices that support emotional and professional growth
  • Competency-based benchmarks to help you build clinical skills and confidence
  • A narrative and collaborative lens that centers your voice, values, and emerging therapist identity

Supervision is a space where learning happens in relationships, where your growth is supported with structure, empathy, honest feedback, and respect for your unique style. I view our relationship as a collaborative partnership, not a top-down evaluation. Together, we’ll explore cases, deepen your systemic thinking, identify patterns, and work through challenges in a safe and encouraging environment.

What to Expect

  • Weekly individual supervision (Group Supervision Option) via secure video platform
  • Support in developing clinical skills, ethical decision-making, and professional identity
  • Guidance with case conceptualization, documentation, and hour tracking
  • A reflective, growth-oriented space to explore challenges and celebrate progress
  • Alignment with Texas BHEC requirements for LMFT licensure
  • Optional integration of couple, family, sex therapy, and trauma-informed modalities

Whether you’re just beginning or building confidence as a clinician, my goal is to support you with encouragement, accountability, and real-world insight.

SUPERVISION INVESTMENT

I offer LMFT Associate supervision at rate of $90/week, which include:

  • Weekly one-hour individual or triadic supervision sessions (virtual)
  • Ongoing support between sessions via email/text for clinical questions
  • Guidance with case conceptualization, documentation, ethics, and boundaries
  • Professional development and identity work