I am a board-approved supervisor and offer supervision to:

• Provisional psychologists on placements during an accredited higher degree program.

• Clinical psychology registrars as either principal and secondary supervisor.

• Psychologists and other helping professionals.

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Please note, I do not provide supervision to provisional psychologists completing the 4+2 or 5+1 internship programs.

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My therapeutic approach is integrative. I am trained in psychodynamic psychotherapy, with a strong emphasis on Brief Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy. I have integrated this approach with attachment- and trauma-informed frameworks, which help me understand individuals within the broader systems that shape their experiences. I draw on somatic work for nervous system regulation and cognitive-behavioral therapies (CBT, DBT, ACT, EFT, Schema Therapy) to provide clients with skills and strategies to manage day-to-day distress and symptomatology.

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I am particularly passionate about working with early-career therapists who are in the formative 'learning space'—those who are seeking to broaden, deepen, or integrate insight, theory, skills, and confidence within their own therapeutic practice. It is important to me that my supervisees feel secure and supported in embracing what they don't yet know, allowing them to grow and progress toward the therapists they aspire to become.

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I use process-oriented, relational, and psychodynamic approaches in supervision. I believe these are valuable frameworks for navigating the emotional undercurrents and relational dynamics that arise in the therapist-client relationship.