I offer clinical supervision for LPC Associates (Texas), Provisional Art Therapists (ATR-P), and those seeking the REAT credential, who are looking for a supportive, thoughtful, and ethically grounded supervision experience. My approach to supervision is relational and collaborative, providing structure while also honoring your unique clinical voice, learning style, and professional goals, while maintaining a culturally responsive and attuned approach to clinical work and supervision. Based in Fort Worth, I offer supervision to clinicians across Texas through virtual sessions.

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For LPC Associates, supervision is focused on walking alongside you as you work toward full licensure. Together, we attend to ethical practice, scope of work, and clinical skill development, while also making space for reflection, questions, and the realities of being an emerging clinician. Case consultation, documentation support, and professional growth are woven into each supervision experience.

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For Provisional Art Therapists (ATR-P), supervision focuses on the integration of art therapy within clinical practice, including the use of visual assessment, creative process, and image-based exploration to support client insight and emotional processing. Emphasis is placed on ethical application, clinical decision-making, and developing confidence in your role as an art therapist, while maintaining a nonjudgmental and client-centered approach to the use of art in therapy.

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For those seeking REAT credential, supervision centers on the meaningful integration of expressive arts and intermodal approaches within clinical work. This includes exploring process, deepening self-awareness, and using the expressive arts ethically and intentionally with clients. REAT supervision supports your credentialing journey and does not replace state licensure supervision when licensure is required.

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Supervision is available in individual and didactic/triadic formats, depending on availability and goodness of fit. I value openness, curiosity, and mutual respect, and I strive to create a supervision space where learning feels supported rather than pressured.

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If you are interested in supervision, I invite you to reach out by email or through the website to schedule a free consultation. This initial conversation gives us the opportunity to explore your needs, answer questions, and see if working together feels like the right fit.