Clinical Supervision

Because therapists need support too.

Clinical work is deeply meaningful, but it can also be isolating. Whether you are a new therapist building confidence, an experienced clinician navigating complex cases, or a supervisor seeking consultation, supervision offers a space to reflect, grow, and feel supported in your work.

I provide clinical supervision for therapists, counsellors, and helping professionals in Abbotsford and across British Columbia. My approach is collaborative, relational, and grounded in the belief that meaningful professional growth happens when we feel safe enough to explore both our strengths and our challenges.

A Reflective and Supportive Approach

Supervision is more than case consultation. It is an opportunity to deepen your clinical skills, strengthen your professional identity, and develop greater confidence in your work with clients.

Together, we may explore:

  • Case conceptualization and treatment planning
  • Attachment and relational dynamics
  • Trauma-informed practice
  • Ethical decision-making
  • Countertransference and use of self
  • Professional boundaries
  • Therapist self-awareness and reflective practice
  • Burnout prevention and sustainable clinical practice
  • Building confidence as a therapist

My goal is to create a supervision relationship where you feel genuinely supported, challenged when needed, and encouraged to continue growing as a clinician.

My Supervision Philosophy

I view supervision as a collaborative process rather than an evaluative one. I strive to create a space where curiosity, authenticity, and reflection are welcomed. Just as therapy creates opportunities for clients to grow, supervision creates opportunities for therapists to deepen their understanding of themselves and their work.

My supervision approach is informed by attachment-based, trauma-informed, and person-centred perspectives. I believe that when therapists feel supported and connected, they are better able to offer meaningful care to the clients they serve.

Who I Work With

I offer clinical supervision for:

  • Registered Clinical Counsellors (RCCs)
  • Therapists working toward registration as Approved Clinical Supervisors (ACS)
  • Experienced clinicians seeking consultation
  • Clinical supervisors looking for supervision of supervision

Clinical Supervision in Abbotsford and Online Across BC

Supervision is available both in-person in Abbotsford, BC and online for therapists throughout British Columbia.

If you are looking for a warm, thoughtful, and collaborative supervision experience, I would be honoured to support you in your professional development.

Compassionate. Client centred. Change.

Why me choose me?

  • 14+ years of Clinical Experience in various settings (Agency, Non Profit, Group and Private Practice)
  • Formal AAMFT Supervisor Training and nearly 10 years of supervision expereince
  • Commitment to my own professional growth and development as a therapist, supervisor and as a person
  • Supervisor for Graduate Students in the Marriage and Family Therapy program at Trinity Western University. 

What to Expect in Supervision?

Asking Clinical Questions

Curiosity is vital for good therapeutic work. Supervision creates space to discuss therapeutic questions and gain clarity about future clinical direction. Gentleness and compassion are the guideposts in our work together. I approach supervision through a Trauma Informed approach. I’m committed to compassionate curiosity in our work together – asking good questions and developing a creative collaboration process. 

Therapist Support

Working as a therapist can be an isolating experience. Through supervision you will receive support and encouragement in your clinical work. You are not alone. Isolation can be one of the most difficult parts of this profession. Good supervision can give you an outlet to process difficult session and encourage you in your work with clients.

Person of the Therapist

Who we are as people impacts our clinical work. We can only help our clients as much as we are able to do our own work. One of my focuses of supervision is about how our own personal themes show up and get in the way of our work with clients. I love helping you recognize and resolve these themes so that you can be more effective in your sessions.



Anything that’s human is mentionable, and anything that is mentionable can be more manageable. When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary. The people we trust with that important talk can help us know that we are not alone.” – Fred Rogers