Clinical Supervision

Much like my approach to psychotherapy, my clinical supervision is grounded in a Relational Psychoanalytic framework. My style is reflective, collaborative, and trauma-informed, supporting therapists as they navigate complex clinical work. I offer supervision on a range of topics, including complex trauma, dissociation, complex chronic illness, and work with children and adolescents from a relational sensibility.

I currently serve as a supervisor at the William Alanson White Institute, working with clinicians completing training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy with children and adolescents, in addition to teaching a course on eating disorders in children & adolescents. I provide supervision to private practice therapists seeking a safe, thoughtful, and supportive space to explore clinical challenges, deepen their understanding, and grow professionally. Contact me if you have any questions about beginning supervision.