What is consultation and supervision?
Counselling consultation and supervision is a collaborative process that serves several purposes, including the evaluation and exploration of skills and knowledge, the promotion of the consultee’s professional identity and competency, and exploration of case conceptualization and counselling theory.
Who am I? What are my qualifications as a supervisor and who do I supervise?
I hold a Master of Counselling degree from Gonzaga University and am currently a BCACC Provisional Clinical Supervision candidate. I was a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) from 2015 to 2019 and am currently a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC), #18242.
I provide clinical supervision for graduate students in their pre-practicum and practicum experiences and therapists in private practice. I am a trauma informed therapist with my own practice in Lake Country, BC. I utilize EMDR, IFS and psychedelic assisted therapy. I am most effective overseeing clinicians who are trained and competent in these modalities.
Working together…
Working together necessitates that we both uphold the code of ethics and standards of practice of our profession (e.g., CCPA). I maintain professional liability insurance, and request that you do the same.
My approach to supervision and consultation includes a variety of roles that I might take on during our meetings, depending on your needs. These may include the role of teacher, coach, consultant, evaluator and facilitator of growth.
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