Clinical Supervision for LCSWAs
Supervision is one of the most meaningful ways we pay it forward in this field— by supporting new clinicians the way we were once supported. It’s an investment in your confidence, your clients, and the future of our profession.
My goal as a supervisor is to create a supportive and reflective space for new clinicians to deepen clinical skills, strengthen professional identity, and build confidence in navigating the complexities of social work practice. It should be fun and engaging, too! Supervision sessions emphasize ethics, self-awareness, case conceptualization, boundaries, and use of self in the therapeutic relationship.
Supervision with me is grounded in a relational and trauma-informed lens, integrating elements of psychodynamic, somatic, and strengths-based practice. I aim to provide both structure and flexibility—balancing accountability with curiosity and growth.
If you’re interested in supervision or would like to schedule a brief consultation call, please reach out through the “connect” form here!
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is supervision for?
LCSWAs in Asheville and surrounding areas in North Carolina seeking clinical supervision toward full licensure and those drawn to relational, mind-body, or trauma-informed approaches and/or interested in pursuing private practice.
What is the cost and format?
Individual Supervision is $100 per hour with a frequency of at least biweekly (minimum required by NCSWCLB). It can be done in-person or virtual via secure video platform (for up to 50 hours of the 100 clinical hours needed).
What can I expect in supervision?
Case consultation, documentation support, therapeutic presence, ethics, and developing your authentic clinical voice.
What is your supervision style?
My approach is collaborative, reflective, and grounded in supportive challenge. I focus on developing clinical confidence, ethical decision-making, and a strong sense of self as a therapist. I want you to feel comfortable being you as a therapist! I integrate somatic awareness, trauma-informed foundations, and practical case consultation.How do I get started or see if we are a good fit?
A consultation call is the best way to feel out the fit. I encourage supervisees to ask questions, share their hopes and fears, and get a sense of whether our styles align. Reach out to schedule a consult call here!