I provide clinical supervision for BBS-registered ACSWs and AMFTs in California seeking trauma-informed, culturally responsive guidance as they grow into confident clinicians. I bring over a decade of experience in Bay Area community mental health, clinical, and private practice settings, working with children, adolescents, young adults, and families with a wide range of mental health needs. Licensed for five years, my supervision style is collaborative, reflective, and rooted in decolonizing and anti-racist clinical practice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Who do you provide supervision for?

I provide clinical supervision to BBS-registered Associate Clinical Social Workers (ACSWs) and Associate Marriage and Family Therapists (AMFTs) in the state of California.

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Are you qualified to provide BBS supervision?

Yes. I am a California Licensed Clinical Social Worker, licensed for five years, and meet BBS requirements to provide clinical supervision. I bring over 10 years of experience in Bay Area community mental health, clinical, and private practice settings.

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What populations have you worked with?

I have extensive experience working with small children, adolescents, teens, young adults, and families, POC, supporting clients across a wide range of mental health concerns—from mild to severe presentations.

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What is your supervision style?

My supervision style is collaborative, reflective, and supportive, with an emphasis on clinical skill-building, ethical practice, and professional identity development. I integrate real-world clinical experience, case conceptualization, and culturally responsive care.

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Do you offer individual or group supervision?

I offer individual supervision and may offer small group supervision depending on availability. Please reach out to inquire about current openings.

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Is supervision offered virtually or in person?

Supervision is offered virtually and may be available in person in the Bay Area, depending on scheduling and location.

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How often does supervision take place?

Supervision typically occurs weekly, in alignment with BBS requirements. Frequency and structure can be discussed during an initial consultation.

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What topics are covered in supervision?

Supervision may include case consultation, treatment planning, diagnosis, ethical decision-making, documentation, boundaries, countertransference, self-of-the-therapist work, and navigating community mental health or private practice settings.

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Do you provide supervision for community mental health or private practice associates?

Yes. I have experience supervising associates working in community mental health, school-based programs, and private practice settings.

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How do I get started?

To inquire about supervision availability, please reach out through the contact form to schedule an initial consultation.