Clinical Supervision
I believe high-quality therapy requires a lifelong commitment to growth, I extend that same dedication to the next generation of social workers through clinical supervision. Here, you will find a collaborative space designed to help you sharpen your clinical instincts, build your confidence, and ground your practice in real-world expertise.
Much of my growth as a therapist can be attributed to the mentorship and education I have received from clinical supervisors. I believe that supervision and consultation should always be a part of a clinician's therapeutic practice. I am committed to contributing to the field of behavioral health by sharing the wisdom, skills, and information I have learned and continue to learn with newer clinicians. My approach to clinical supervision is collaborative, educational, and supportive.
Since earning my Master of Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis in 2005, I have worked in urban, rural, and suburban environments. Settings where I have worked include community mental health with children, adults, and families, adult and pediatric hospitals, an outpatient perinatal clinic, a maternal and fetal medicine unit, university-based addiction research centers, and child welfare organizations. In each of these settings, I have worked with substance use as a presenting problem, along with other mental health concerns. I have also worked extensively with the perinatal population, including pregnant and parenting mothers with substance use concerns.
If you are searching for a clinical supervisor to support your efforts to earn your North Carolina license as an LCSW with the North Carolina Social Work Certification and Licensure Board (NCSWCLB), schedule a consultation to learn more about my approach to clinical supervision.