Whether you're pursuing licensure or seeking specialty support in perinatal mental health, high-quality clinical supervision is a key part of ethical, sustainable practice. I offer collaborative supervision that goes beyond checking boxes—focused on skill-building, self-reflection, and navigating complex clinical work with care and confidence.

My goal is to help you grow into a grounded, compassionate clinician while also honoring your own well-being and professional identity.

Common Supervision Areas of Focus

Early-Career Clinical Support

• Case consultation and skill development

• Integrating theory with real-world practice

• Navigating impostor syndrome, burnout, and boundary setting

• Developing your voice, style, and clinical confidence

Perinatal Mental Health Specialization

• PMADs, infertility, loss, birth trauma, NICU experiences

• Understanding the nuanced identity shifts in matrescence and parenting

• Trauma-informed and attachment-based approaches in reproductive work

• Holding space for grief, rage, fear, and joy—often all at once

Supervision with Depth & Intention

• Reflective supervision that explores emotional reactions and countertransference

• Cultivating self-awareness and ethical decision-making

• Attention to therapist identity, values, and lived experience

• Supporting clinicians with lived experience in fertility or parenting

About My Approach

• I’m a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW-C) and board-approved clinical supervisor with over 10 years of experience, and I hold a PMH-C (Perinatal Mental Health Certification) through Postpartum Support International. My supervision is warm, honest, and rooted in anti-oppressive, trauma-informed values. I’m especially passionate about supporting clinicians who are navigating their own fertility or parenting journeys while doing this work.

Supervision Format & Availability

• Individual supervision (virtual or in-person in North Bethesda, MD)

• Available to LMSWs and LGPCs in Maryland, and mental health providers in other states seeking perinatal consultation

• Case-based, process-oriented, and grounded in clinical and ethical best practices

• Optional documentation review or support with licensure prep

You Deserve Supervision That Feeds You, Too

Clinical supervision should be more than administrative—it should nurture your growth, provide clarity in hard cases, and help you build a career that sustains you.