Clinical Supervision
for Registered Psychotherapists
Grow your clinical confidence and build a practice that actually feels like yours.
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I offer CRPO-aligned clinical supervision for Registered Psychotherapists, RP (Qualifying) registrants, and practicum students across Ontario. Sessions are available virtually or in person at my London, Ontario studio, in individual or dyadic formats, so you can get the support you need without rearranging your whole week.
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Whether you're logging your first supervised hours or you're years into practice and craving a sharper, more honest space to think out loud, this is where clinical rigor meets real talk.
Why Therapists Choose to Work With Me
Supervision shouldn't feel like a box to check. It should be the place where you get to be unsure out loud, where your blind spots get named with kindness, and where the business side of being a therapist finally gets talked about instead of figured out alone at 11pm.
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I've spent over seven years in private practice and logged more than 4,000 direct client hours across CBT, DBT, ACT, EFT, couples work, and trauma-informed care. I'm a CRPO-recognized clinical supervisor with over 200 hours of supervision experience and completed the University of Ottawa's 30-hour foundations of clinical supervision course. I also built and now run my own solo private practice, so when we talk about fees, marketing, boundaries, or burnout, I'm not theorizing. I'm doing it too.
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My style is collaborative, direct, and a little less clinical than what you might expect from supervision. I take a modern, millennial-aligned approach to this work: today's therapists aren't just navigating the therapy room, they're navigating Instagram, imposter syndrome, insurance panels, and the pressure to have it all figured out by 30. We'll talk about your cases, and we'll also talk about the parts of being a therapist that nobody prepared you for.
Clinical Supervision is ideal for...
This is a good fit if you're:
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A Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) working toward independent practice and building your required supervision hours
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A practicum or placement student completing hours through a graduate counselling program and seeking external supervision
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A newly independent RP who wants ongoing consultation, not because you have to, but because good therapists never stop learning
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A therapist navigating a complex case, a tricky ethical question, or a transference reaction you can't quite name
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A clinician who's ready to think seriously about the business side of practice: fees, niching down, marketing ethically, and building something sustainable
This might not be the right fit if you're looking for a purely administrative sign-off with no clinical engagement. I show up fully in this work, and I ask that you do too.
My Approach to Supervision & Areas of Focus
I take a collaborative, down-to-earth approach. My job isn't to hand you a script, it's to help you find your own clinical voice and trust it. We'll work through case consultation, treatment planning, and countertransference, and we'll also talk about the stuff that doesn't fit neatly into a textbook: what it's like to become a parent while holding space for other people's pain, how to set a boundary with a client without spiralling about it for a week, or how to price your services without apologizing for it.
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I believe supervision is where clinical skill and professional identity get built at the same time. Your personal life shapes your practice whether you name it or not, and I'd rather we name it.
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My own clinical background spans anxiety, depression, distress intolerance, Borderline Personality Disorder, OCD, life transitions, relational and couples issues, prenatal and postpartum adjustment, and workplace-related stress. If your caseload overlaps with any of this, our supervision conversations will be especially grounded, but I welcome supervisees across a range of clinical presentations and orientations.
CRPO Requirements,
Handled Ethically
If you're an RP (Qualifying), your supervisor needs to meet specific CRPO criteria, and it's your responsibility to confirm that before you start logging hours. Here's where I stand:
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I'm a Registered Psychotherapist in good standing with the CRPO, with more than seven years of clinical experience (well above CRPO's five-year minimum), over 200 hours of supervision experience, and completion of the University of Ottawa's 30-hour foundations of clinical supervision training. Individual and dyadic supervision with me counts toward your required hours. I keep clear documentation and provide attestation or hour-tracking records on request, so if your hours are ever reviewed, you're covered.
Supervision Formats
Individual Supervision
One-on-one sessions tailored entirely to your caseload, your questions, and your goals. Available in 30 or 60-minute sessions.
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Dyadic Supervision
Supervision with one other therapist or practicum student. A cost-effective option that still offers focused, personalized attention, plus the added benefit of a peer perspective.
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Practicum & Placement Supervision
I supervise placement students through partnerships with graduate counselling programs, including Yorkville University. If you're a student or a program coordinator looking to place a student, reach out to talk through fit and availability.
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All formats are available virtually.
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Supervision Rates
How to Get Started
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Book a complimentary discovery call. We'll talk about where you're at, what you're looking for, and whether this feels like the right fit on both sides.
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Set up your first session. If we're a good match, we'll book your first supervision appointment through Jane App and go over how we'll track your hours if needed.
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Start building the practice, and the confidence, you actually want.
Frequently asked questions
Supporting You Through Transition & Growth
Supervision works best when there's real trust between you and your supervisor. Book a complimentary discovery call and we'll talk through what you're looking for, where you're at in your registration or practice, and whether this feels right for both of us. No pressure, just a conversation.
