SUPERVISION CONSULTATION
I have worked as a Clinical Supervisor/Consultant for people with the designation RCC, RSW, RTC, MTC, and graduate level students for the past 10 years at Adler University - Adler Community Health Services, Squamish Nation - Ayas Men Men Child and Family Services, Lookout Society - Mood Disorders Association of BC, and Family Services of the North Shore. My supervision consultation style is rooted in Attachment Theory, Family Systems Theory, Person-centered Theory, and the Interpersonal Process in Psychotherapy (A Relational Approach) by Edward Teyber. I am always Feminist-Informed and Trauma-Informed and am very comfortable looking at things from multiple cultural perspectives.
I have experience supervising people working with:
- anxiety, depression, grief, relationship struggles, trauma, complex trauma, childhood abuse, as well as acute and chronic mental health diagnoses like Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, Schizophrenia, and Borderline Personality Disorder
- children and youth from age 4-25 years of age who have experienced anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, school struggles, identity issues, grief, and severe trauma including sexual abuse using multiple modalities including Child-Centered Expressive Play Therapy, Synergetic Play Therapy, Art Therapy, Expressive Arts Therapy, TF-CBT, DBT, and Narrative Therapy.
- families struggling with poverty, mental illness, complex trauma, domestic violence
- men who have been violent in their interpersonal relationships
- the LGBTQI2S+ community, specifically with Trans youth and their families
- psycho-educational and process groups on a variety of topics
- Indigenous-Canadian adults, children, and youth as well as people of multiple different ethnicities