Get the Clinical Support
You’re Craving!

Get Grounded in Your Career.

While exciting and full of possibility, working as a psychotherapist can be an isolating experience. In agency jobs, we are working on getting the necessary hours for the BBS, but often our supervisor’s perspectives don’t meld with ours.  We don’t feel seen, heard, or validated in our experiences.  Or, with all the chaos, supervision doesn’t happen at all, and we’re left struggling to meet that licensure need. There are other associate therapists who are struggling to find a supervisor with the correct credentials to meet their needs too.

In private practice we are often juggling the ideas that enliven us - finding our niche clients, setting our own schedule, and working in the ways we want to - with the extra stress of doing this all without support. As licensed therapists we may have moved away from needing regular meetings with an individual supervisor, but would still like to feel connected to other therapists in the field. 

Build Your Professional Community.

Group supervision is a place where you can meet with individuals who can offer you unique perspectives, get you out of your own head, and share resources.  Talk with colleagues and get grounded in your field, tease apart countertransference issues, get support on difficult cases, and make it affordable because you’re sharing the cost of the supervision hours. It is so great to receive support and feedback from a group of clinicians who are also LGBTQ+ affirming, anti-oppressive, and anti-racist. All while building a professional network.