Clinical Supervision
Every week, I facilitate a virtual clinical supervision collective for new graduates and associate-level professionals (LMSW, AMFT, APC) who are working toward completing clinical supervision hours and meeting requirements for independent state licensure.
To participate in the supervision collective, members must have an active clinical caseload of at least one client.
Our supervision space is grounded in anti-oppressive and liberation-informed practice. Using an anti-oppressive case presentation model, members have opportunities to:
Present and explore clinical cases
Receive constructive feedback and clinical oversight
Strengthen clinical assessment and intervention skills
Examine cultural, systemic, ethical, and contextual factors affecting clients
Participate in brief training and professional development opportunities when available
Develop greater confidence in their emerging professional identity
Where I Am Licensed
I am currently licensed as a Clinical Social Worker in:
Georgia | Florida | Massachusetts | Utah
Supervisees are responsible for confirming that their state licensing board permits supervision provided by an independently licensed clinical social worker licensed in one of these jurisdictions and that the supervision meets their specific licensure requirements.
About Me
I am a holistic, anti-oppressive, liberation-informed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, culturally attuned hypnotherapist, coach, and mental wellness educator with more than 30 years of experience in the social work field.
My work is informed by Liberation Psychology, anti-oppressive practice, culturally responsive care, and an understanding of historical and transgenerational trauma.
My clinical orientation also draws from:
Interpersonal Neurobiology and attachment-based approaches
Integrative and mind-body approaches
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT/Tapping)
Somatic and body-based practices
Mindfulness-based practices
Social justice and anti-oppressive frameworks
Ancestral wisdom and culturally rooted practices
I believe effective clinical supervision requires more than reviewing diagnoses, treatment plans, and interventions. It also requires us to consider the social, cultural, historical, relational, and systemic contexts that influence both our clients and our work as clinicians.
My approach intentionally creates space for perspectives and practices that have historically been overlooked or marginalized within traditional mental health training, including those that center Black, Indigenous, and other communities of color.
Grab Your Spot
Participation requires an active caseload of at least one client so that members can meaningfully engage in case consultation and clinical supervision.
To maintain an intimate, supportive, and engaged supervision environment, I limit the collective to no more than 10 members.
If this approach to clinical supervision aligns with the kind of clinician you are becoming, I encourage you to secure your spot early.
Register below to learn more about my professional background, areas of specialty, supervision requirements, and fees.
Please note: This clinical supervision collective is not a licensing exam preparation course.