Good supervision requires both knowledge and trust.
My goal as a supervisor is to help you develop your own clinical judgment, not just follow mine. I offer a space to think carefully and openly about your work.
My treatment approach is rooted in relational psychoanalysis. I see the therapeutic relationship as the main arena where change happens, shaped by both patient and therapist. In supervision, a central focus of our work together is countertransference. Your emotional responses to patients are not obstacles to be managed away. They are information about the patient’s inner world, the dynamics of the relationship, and sometimes your own history. Together we will learn to notice these reactions, tolerate them, and use them in the service of the treatment.
I enjoy engaging early-career clinicians who are curious about depth psychotherapy and want to expand their approach to practice, whether or not they have formal psychoanalytic training. Supervision is collaborative and reflective, grounded in clinical material, and attentive to the person you are becoming as a therapist.
If you’re interested in working together, please contact me to arrange a conversation.