Supervision that supports both the therapist you are and the therapist you're becoming.
Clinical Supervision for Pre-Licensed Therapists in Georgia
Individual and small- group supervision for clinicians seeking
systemic case consultation, ethical support, and greater clinical confidence.
Some of the most influential moments in my own professional development happened during supervision. Having supervisors who challenged me while also believing in my potential shaped the therapist I am today. It is an honor to now invest in the next generation of clinicians in the same way.
Becoming a therapist is about much more than accumulating hours toward licensure. It is a process of developing clinical confidence, learning to think systemically, navigating ethical complexity, and discovering your authentic voice as a therapist. My hope is to create a supervision relationship where you feel supported, challenged, and encouraged as you grow into the clinician you want to become.
I am currently an AAMFT Approved Supervisor Candidate under the supervision and mentorship of
Dr. Trey Twiford.
Individual Supervision
Whether you are seeking supervision as a pre-licensed therapist in Georgia or clinical consultation to strengthen your practice, each supervision experience is tailored to your unique learning needs. My approach to supervision emphasizes family systems thinking, clinical confidence, ethical practice, case conceptualization, treatment planning, and the development of your authentic clinical voice.
Group Supervision
Group supervision provides a collaborative learning environment where clinicians can strengthen their clinical skills, gain diverse perspectives, and engage in meaningful case consultation. Limited to four supervises, these small groups foster active participation, thoughtful discussion, and individualized support while benefiting from shared experiences and insights of fellow clinicians. Topics may include case conceptualization, ethical considerations, systemic thinking, professional development, and self of the therapist.
What You Can Expect
I am committed to providing thoughtful, collaborative supervision that supports both clinical growth and professional development. My supervision is grounded in the values of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), with a strong commitment to the AAMFT Code of Ethics, fostering ethical decision-making, clinical integrity, accountability, and excellence in the care we provide to clients.
My Supervision is Grounded in
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Bowen Family Systems Theory
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Systemic and relational thinking
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Trauma-informed practice
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Attachment theory
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Experiential family therapy
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Person Centered principles
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Gottman Method (for couples work)
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Mind-body awareness where clinically appropriate
Thoughtful Supervision Starts Here
Choosing a supervisor is about more than fulfilling licensure requirements—it's about finding someone who will encourage your growth, challenge your thinking, and support your development as a confident, ethical clinician. If you're interested in learning more about supervision or clinical consultation, I'd love to connect.