Supervision

I provide supervision for Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns rooted in over a decade of clinical experience across all levels of care, including inpatient, residential, PHP/IOP, outpatient, and private practice. Since 2017, I’ve worked as an experiential trauma therapist in private practice, offering an integrative, whole-person approach to healing and professional development.
 

Supervision is available in a hybrid format to support structure, flexibility, and clinical growth:
 

• One in-person meeting per month (required). This requirement is outlined in Rule 64B4-2.002(3) of the Florida Administrative Code

• Ongoing virtual support (phone or video) throughout the month

• Group supervision is available when schedules align and interest is shared
   

My supervision philosophy is experiential and trauma-informed, focused on helping interns develop a grounded therapeutic presence, clinical intuition, and ethical awareness. I offer a collaborative, reflective space where personal growth and professional identity unfold in parallel.

My approach draws from a wide range of training and experience, including:
 

• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)

• Neuro Emotional Technique (NET)

• Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)

• Certified Sex Informed Therapy Professional (CSITP)

• Integrative Relationship Therapy (IRT)

• Trauma-sensitive mindfulness and yoga (RYT-200)

• Utilization review and insurance navigation

• Research assisting in the areas of mind-body interventions and clinical outcomes

• Biohacking and brain-based tools (including nervous system regulation, vagal toning, and cognitive optimization techniques)

• Spiritually integrated practices (including intuitive tools such as tarot, when appropriate to the client’s worldview and clinical goals)
   

Intern Requirement:
To complete your supervision with me, you must complete a specialty training of your choice by the time your hours are submitted to the board for licensure. This allows you to expand your scope, deepen your skill set, and develop a unique professional identity. Training may be in any relevant area, such as trauma, couples work, expressive arts, spirituality, neurobiology, or other aligned fields.
 

Next Steps:
An in-person interview is required before finalizing placement. I'm also happy to offer my resume, answer any questions you may have, and provide a copy of the clinical intern agreement for your review.

If you’re looking for supervision that honors your clinical development, personal growth, and authentic voice as a healer, I’d be honored to support you on your path to licensure.