Clinical Supervision
Offering clinical supervision for LPC candidates (LPCC) in Colorado, and R-DMTs working toward BC-DMT credentialing
There's a version of supervision that hands you a formula: the “right” intervention, the “right” read of the body, the “right” words.
I work another way.
What happens when a client stirs something up in you that doesn’t have to do with them? Or when you're working across culture, identity, or difference without a script? Or when your gut is telling you something your training didn't cover?
Let's say you bring a case to supervision, and instead of a pat answer, I ask what you noticed in your body while the client was talking. In practice, that means paying attention to what's actually happening, not reaching for a formula.
None of this started in a classroom for me. Improvisational theater and Aikido taught me to trust what's happening in the moment, especially in my body, rather than deferring to a framework that tells me how things need to happen. That's the same lens I brought to years on faculty at Naropa University's graduate Somatic Counseling department, and now bring to supervising LPC candidates in Colorado and R-DMTs working toward BC-DMT credentialing
The rest of who I am comes into the room as well. Being an immigrant and someone who's lived through serious illness shapes how I perceive everything. My job is helping you notice your lived experiences, too. After all, none of it stays outside the door, in supervision or with your own clients. More about my background →
HOW I SUPERVISE
Supervision with me is somatic and experiential. We’ll explore your sensation, breath, or movement together rather than just going over your cases. This is critical in developing trust in your own body's relationship to your clients and yourself.
So, cases are where we start, not where we end. Underlying every case is your clinical skill, your professional identity, the business side of running a practice, and you yourself, holding all of it together. None of it develops in isolation.
In supervision, I won’t come in as “the expert.” You're the one in the room with your client, and that’s more important than what I can imagine from my supervisor’s seat. When we disagree, I want to hear how you're experiencing your work rather than leading with my own interpretation. My goal is to help you find your own footing, with more ownership, autonomy, and creativity than when we started.
Individual or Group, Supervision or Consultation
Not sure which fits your situation? We'll figure it out together on your consultation call.
Individual Supervision
A primary, ongoing relationship. I carry direct responsibility for your clinical work, and we meet regularly so I stay current on what's coming up in your practice.
Group Supervision (Coming Soon)
The same primary, ongoing relationship as individual supervision, held in a group setting alongside other supervisees.
Individual Consultation
A non-supervisory relationship. Your clinical work stays your own; we meet for focused input on a specific case or question, not ongoing oversight.
Group Consultation (Coming Soon)
An auxiliary layer of support in a group setting, while another supervisor holds primary responsibility for your clinical work.
Common Questions
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I hold the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential, am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Colorado, and am a Board Certified Dance/Movement Therapist (BC-DMT) through the American Dance Therapy Association. That qualifies me to sign off on hours for both LPCC and R-DMT candidates.
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Yes, if you're an LPC candidate (LPCC) in Colorado, or an R-DMT working toward BC-DMT credentialing, which I can supervise regardless of your location. For R-DMTs, expect a non-traditional lens on movement and dance, as I don't come from a traditional dance background: technique matters less to me than what's actually happening in the room.
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Yes, I'm open to consultation on a case-by-case basis, whether it's a single case, a specific question, or occasional support alongside supervision you're already receiving.
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Individual supervision and consultation are available now; group formats are coming soon. Sessions take place virtually anywhere in Colorado, or in person in Longmont, with in-person availability in Boulder in the works.
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Book a consultation call so we can talk about your current hours, your practice, and whether we're a good fit.
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Supervision follows the rates listed on the Rates page. Consultation pricing depends on scope and frequency — we'll work that out together on your consultation call.
Supervision like this asks something of both of us — showing up, staying curious, and trusting what's actually in the room.
If this sounds like the kind of relationship you're looking for, let's talk.
Have questions about supervision? Reach out.
Set up a free 15-20 minute phone or virtual consultation to see if this feels like the right fit. Sessions take place in Longmont or virtual anywhere in Colorado.