Qualified Supervision for Mental Health

What Supervision Looks Like:

1. Growth for a therapist to honestly evaluate their work performance, counseling skills, and personal issues they bring into their practice. 

2. Case review, collaborative problem solving, chart review, and support. 

3. We will work on accountability to ethics and best practice principles. 

4. Professional boundaries with clients, detailed focus on your personal awareness, the importance of establishing and maintaining trust of clients, and journeying with clients towards therapeutic goals that make sense to the client.  

5. You can look at your skills, become exposed to new ideas, and take the risk of trying those new ideas and methods to enable yourself to grow clinically. 

6. Supervision is also the time to address issues, such as counter transference, that affect your work and personal self.  Even though Supervision is never intended to be a personal counseling session, bringing personal issues that affect your ability to effectively work with your clients is encouraged. 

7. My goal is for you to grow as a therapist and a professional individual through the supervision process.