Clinical Supervision for Therapists Online + Squamish, BC
For when sessions feel stuck, unclear, or not shifting in the way you’d expect.
You might be doing good work—and still find certain sessions or clients feel tricky or harder to make sense of than you’d like.
Even with insight, training, and experience, there can be moments where you’re unsure what’s happening, where to go next, or whether you’re really helping.
In a field full of models, techniques, and trainings, it’s easy to feel like you need one more approach. But often, what’s more useful is having a space to slow things down and look more closely at what’s actually happening in the work.
Supervision here is a place to think together, make sense of those moments, and support you in developing your own way of being a therapist—so you can feel more grounded, clear, and confident in your decisions.
Approved Clinical Supervisor with BCACC | Individual, Dyadic + Group Supervision | Online Across BC
If you’re looking for a space to think things through and feel more supported in your work, you’re welcome to reach out.
When Therapy Feels Stuck
Even experienced therapists reach points where things don’t quite land.
You might notice:
- Feeling stuck with a client or unsure what to do next
- Sessions that feel repetitive or go in circles
- Second-guessing yourself after sessions
- Carrying more emotionally than you’d like
- Wanting to go deeper, but not sure how
Or something harder to name—
a subtle sense that the work isn’t fully connecting.
These moments are part of the work.
They’re also where supervision can be most useful.
Working Together in Supervision
This is a space to slow things down and look more closely.
We might focus on:
- Case consultation to look at specific clients or cases
- Moments that feel confusing, stuck, or charged
- Your internal responses in the work
- Navigating complexity (trauma, couples, intensity, shutdown)
- Clinical decision-making and direction
Rather than jumping to solutions, we take time to understand what’s happening—
in the room, and in you.
That’s often where things start to shift.
Beyond ’More Tools”
There’s no shortage of models or trainings in this field.
Structure can help—but more information doesn’t always lead to better therapy.
What tends to make the difference is:
- trusting your clinical judgment
- understanding how you work
- having space to reflect and integrate
Supervision supports that kind of development—
not by adding more, but by helping what’s already there come into focus.
Who This Is For
This may be a good fit if you are:
- A therapist working toward registration (RCC or other)
- Early in your career and building confidence
- More experienced but feeling stuck in certain areas
- Working with trauma, anxiety, relationships, or complex dynamics
I offer clinical supervision for therapists across British Columbia, including those working in private practice or agency settings.
What You Can Expect
Over time, supervision can support:
- More clarity in sessions (and less second-guessing after)
- Clearer sense of what’s happening and how to respond ( less second-guessing after)
- Greater confidence in your clinical decisions
- A better sense of how to navigate stuck or complex cases
- Less emotional carryover from your work
- A stronger, more grounded sense of yourself as a therapist
My Approach
I’ve been working as a therapist since 2010 and have had ongoing supervision—both individual and group—throughout that time.
That experience shapes how I approach this work. I’ve seen how valuable it is to have a space to think things through, feel supported, and keep growing over time.
Supervision here isn’t about evaluation or performance. It’s a place to bring what’s actually happening—without needing to filter it.
My approach is relational and experiential. We stay close to your client work, and your experience of it—because that’s often where the most useful information is.
Supervision is supporting you in the ways you need as you develop your own way of being a therapist.
I offer:
- Individual supervision
- Dyadic supervision: Book as session with a colleague + split the cost
- Group Supervision co-led with Angela Cara, RCC-ACS
- Online and in-person in Squamish, BC
You’re welcome to reach out to see if it feels like a fit.
Interested in working with me?
Step 1. You can either book a supervision appointment or schedule a complimentary, no-obligation phone consult. You can do both through the button:
Step 2. Either way, I’ll contact you by phone to discuss supervision, what you are hoping for, and we can make sure we will be a good fit.
Step 3. If you decide not to work with me or if we aren’t the right fit, I’m happy to share other resources to help you get what you need.
Have questions? Email me.
