I have been a licensed psychologist in Illinois since 2014.  My approach to supervision is psychodynamic, developmental, and relational in nature.  I view the supervisory relationship as parallel to the therapeutic relationship.  As a supervisor and clinician, I place high value on developing trust, safety, and attunement in supervision so that we can explore parallel processes, transference/countertransference dynamics, feeling/body states, in addition to identities in the room (both therapy and supervision) and systemic and cultural factors.  To me, supervision is a place for all feelings and reactions to be explored and my hope is to meet each supervisee’s needs/goals for their training year and support their overall personal and professional growth.  I also identify as a group therapist and enjoy integrating modern analytic group therapy into my supervision and consultation with supervisees. 

I have been a licensed psychologist in Illinois since 2018. I utilize an integrative, feminist-developmental approach to supervision. To me, this approach means I adapt supervision and training to each supervisee’s needs, developmental level, and training goals. This approach also means I value exploration of: personal-professional integration, parallel processes, cultural identities (our own and clients), giving and receiving of feedback, and dynamics of power, privilege, and oppression in the therapy room and supervision space. I especially enjoy fostering supervisee’s self-awareness, theoretical knowledge, professional identity, social justice advocacy, and cultural-competence. I am excited to share my integration of Relational-Cultural Theory, Somatic Experiencing, and Acceptance and Commitment Theory and to learn from supervisees’ theoretical orientations and knowledge!

I have been a licensed psychologist in Illinois since 2015. My supervisory style is warm, personal, relational, transparent, collaborative, and exploratory. I believe that the supervisory relationship is salient to establishing a safe, trusting, open, and interconnected space, which helps to foster my supervisee’s clinical and professional awareness and growth. I generally conceptualize clients from a psychodynamic perspective (i.e., reflecting on, exploring, and discussing in supervision how a client’s past personal and relational experiences, current underlying motivations, and/or largely unconscious thoughts and feelings potentially relate to their current personal and interpersonal functioning). In supervision, I also value exploring and discussing clients’ attachment styles and personality dynamics and connecting them to transference/countertransference therapeutic reactions. In addition, since much of my therapeutic approach with clients relies upon my strong intuition, I offer space in supervision to assist supervisees with becoming more attuned to their own intuitive voice in their clinical work. I really enjoy being an integral part of my supervisees’ professional and clinical journey!      

I have been a licensed psychologist in Illinois since 2018. Before moving to Chicago, I was a licensed psychologist in Delaware between 2014 and 2018. My approach to supervision centers the supervisory relationship. I strive to create a safe, collaborative, and affirming space for supervisees to deepen their understanding of the therapeutic relationship, their clients, and themselves. I find it important to flexibly attend to our identities, intersecting contexts and systems, transference/countertransference, and parallel process. In addition, I take a developmental approach, meeting supervises where they are, helping them consolidate their own voice and approach to therapy, and supporting them in their professional identity development. I approach my own work from an integrative perspective, grounding it in core humanistic principles and incorporating developmental, multicultural, interpersonal/relational, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness approaches.