Welcome to learning more about my approach to supervision! Working alongside human beings during times of distress and intense personal change requires a lot of mental, social, and emotional bandwidth from clinicians. We all need support to help ensure we are meeting our clients' needs in a way that provides them with the greatest opportunity to experience human flourishing. Whether you are practicing in pursuit of licensure or simply looking for a supervisor to provide consultation on cases or best-business practices as needed, the need to think out loud and process in real time is essential to your growth as a clinician.
​
I blend a developmental and psychodynamic approach into my supervision with counselors. You will find no topics, thoughts, reflections or perspectives are off topic. It is my hope to keep pace with you as your needs and approach develop within your clinical approach. My greatest passion is helping you find your unique professional style and voice with your clients. No one wants a replica of a clinician already serving the Denver area, we need the best version of you! Confident in your ability to provide authentic care for clients as they move through their various seasons of healing.
​
Throughout my career in social work, I found the professional experiences that were most meaningful involved a supervisor that encouraged intellectual curiosity, reinforced high standards of dignity, and approached their work with a good dose of humor! Supervision has tremendous potential to help us harness our strengths and cultivate a clinical approach that is enduring. I recognize supervision can be a sensitive point of growth, it can feel exposing at times, but it is important to remember growth often requires curated feedback that can be trusted. My hope is that we can treat supervision as a safe and inquisitive space that cultivates your clinical skill set.
​
Supervision Cost $135/per hour
​
​​​
A note about professional experience:
I've been practicing in the field of social work and counseling for over 17 years. Throughout my professional career, I've worked alongside a diversity of populations serving in a variety of roles. My experience has involved work in a school setting meeting the psychosocial needs of children/teens with behavioral and emotional disabilities, providing home-based services to parents involved in Child Protective Services, counseling families and individuals impacted by violence and/or trauma through an intensive Family Trauma Intervention Program, working with Interdisciplinary Team's to monitor the social work component of geriatric populations in the medical field, and eventually moving to work more specifically with trauma-informed clinical care at a group-based counseling practice in Denver, CO. From there, I opened a group-practice, Anchor & Bell Counseling, that has specialized the past few years in providing attachment and trauma-informed counseling services to children, individuals and families. Most recently, I've evolved my practice to a new model that now specifically focuses on individual counseling (with a focus on merging Psychoanalytic, AEDP, and Trauma-Informed models of care), supervision, and counselor care.