About

Mission

I offer clinical consultation and supervision grounded in somatic, relational, and experiential approaches designed to support clinicians in deepening attunement, clinical presence, and therapeutic effectiveness.

My approach centers the heart: cultivating compassion, curiosity, and safety for both clinician and client so that authentic transformation can emerge from embodied connection.

What I bring

• Somatic expertise: Practical guidance for tracking and working with felt-sense, autonomic responses, and embodied communication in-session.

• AEDP-informed transformation: Support for creating reparative, affect-regulatory, and growth-promoting experiences within the therapeutic relationship.

• Focusing skills: Training in guiding clients to contact, articulate, and follow inner felt-sense toward clarity and healing.

• “Parts” work: Tools for mapping and dialoguing with parts, holding protective parts with care, and facilitating inner child healing.

• Relational attunement: Emphasis on therapist presence, affect regulation, and using one’s own internal experience as clinical information without losing boundary or ethical clarity.

Who benefits

• Early-career clinicians seeking embodied practice skills, integration of experiential modalities, and ethical self-monitoring.

• Experienced therapists wanting to refine somatic interventions, deepen work with attachment wounds, or shift from technique to relational aliveness.

What supervision looks like

• Collaboration that balances support and rigorous clinical thinking.

• Case consultation with attention to process moments: somatic cues, affect cycles, ruptures/repairs, parts work, and movement toward integration.

• Reflective inquiry into therapist’s felt experience, boundaries, and self-care to prevent burnout and optimize therapeutic presence.

To explore fit and availability, please reach out with a brief description of your training, current work, and what you hope to develop in supervision