I offer clinical supervision from a humanistic–existential perspective, providing a reflective and conversational space for therapists who wish to deepen their presence, authenticity, and clinical discernment. My approach is grounded in respect for human complexity, freedom, and responsibility. Supervision invites careful attention to where you are stuck, meaning-making, relational dynamics, and the therapist’s subjective experience, including emotions, values, and existential tensions that arise in clinical work.

I view supervision not as evaluation, but as a shared inquiry into the therapeutic encounter in order that you can uncover blocks, areas of development and develop your therapeutic skills.

 I work with supervisees who are starting out and developing professionals, supporting them in cultivating a grounded, reflective, and humane practice that remains faithful to their theoretical orientation while responsive to the uniqueness of each therapeutic relationship.