CLINICAL SUPERVISION AND CONSULTATION

Clinical supervision for Professional Counseling and Marriage and Family Therapy Associates

• I offer online supervision to LPC and LMFT associates (PCAs & MFTAs) in the state of Oregon from a relational, systemic, and social justice approach. My main theoretical orientations are psychodynamic, systemic, liberation psychology, and ACT. Although I heavily rely on IFS, Gestalt, Jungian analysis, Decolonised Non-Violent Communication (DNVC), and Pedagogy of the Oppressed as well.

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• My focus is on helping you develop the self of the therapist so that you can learn to intersubjectively process your client interactions, your own reactions to your clients, and your choice of intervention in the moment.

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• Independently of the modalities and approaches you use, I value the importance of processing the relational component of therapy, the use of immediacy and appropriate self-disclosure in session as well as the self of the therapist. In other words, my focus is on helping you understand your relationship with your client and with yourself as a therapist.

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• As a therapist, I specialise in working with underrepresented and systemically marginalised populations on family of origin, setting boundaries, values clarification, self-compassion, self-care/community care, burnout, imposter syndrome, colonialism, intergenerational trauma, acculturation, racial identity, and micro/macro systems of oppression.

   

• Read more about group supervision for prelicensed clinicians here.

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• I offer a 60-minute initial consultation free of charge to discuss how we could best work together.

One-time or ongoing clinical consultation for licensed clinicians

• I offer online clinical consultation to any licensed clinician working with clients who hold systemically marginalsed identities, in particular with BIPOC, multiracial, and/or Latinx/e/a/o clients using a relational, systemic, liberatory, and social justice lens.

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• I offer clinical consultation to any clinician (licensed or prelicensed) seeking to mindfully process the following: 

  • Power dynamics, vicarious trauma, and conflicts within their agencies or organisations.

  • Use of self, self-disclosure, transference/countertransference, intersubjectivity, and immediacy.

  • Implicit bias, unfiltered internal reactions, and preconceived notions.

  • Personal/professional boundaries.

  • Authentic self-care and community-care.

  • Transitioning from agency work to private practice work.

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• I provide clinical consultation to clinicians who want to incorporate anti-oppressive, liberatory, and decolonised practices in their work.

Decolonised Small Group Coaching for Clinicians

Decolonize Your Practice is an 8-week program for mental health practitioners who want to incorporate anti-oppressive, decolonized, and liberatory values into their therapy practices.
Throughout this program a small group of like-minded clinicians will support each other in decolonizing their practices in the way that makes most sense to them.