Licensure Supervision

Sandy is able to provide licensure supervision for licensed residents in counseling pursuing their LPC and can meet in person at our Willow Lawn office or virtually via Zoom. 

What Sandy has to say about being a supervisor… 

I enjoy helping residents come out of their comfort zone and encourage their work with a variety of clients and clinical presentations in order to assist them in gaining a sense of self as a clinician. I believe that each client is the expert of their own experience and we are here to serve as a tour guide. 

Sandy is trained in DBT, Sandtray, EMDR, and working with First Responders. She practices from a reality based and client centered approach. 

You can contact Sandy directly via email- [email protected]

Alexis is able to provide licensure supervision for MSWs registered as Supervisees in Social Work and can meet in person at our Willow Lawn office or virtually via Zoom.

What Alexis has to say about being a supervisor…

I enjoy helping supervisees figure out what kind of a therapist they want to be: what their style is, what theories/techniques they enjoy using, what populations they enjoy working with (and those they dislike!). Supervision is a place for growth and exploration, a time to process the good, the bad, and the ugly of clinical work.

Alexis has a background in working with complex trauma, substance abuse, and is currently involved in the treatment of eating disorders. 

Ari can provide supervision for licensed residents in counseling pursuing their LPC in person at our Willow Lawn office or virtually via Zoom. 

What Ari has to say about being a supervisor...

Supervisees can expect an exploration of presenting concerns and diagnoses with the added bonus of challenging our internalized messaging and life events that may shape our perspectives in clinical care.

Ari has significant experience and education around brain injury and substance use; they also provide education for clinical skills working with members of the Queer and Trans communities.

You can contact Ari directly via email- [email protected]

Zoe is able to provide licensure supervision for MSWs registered as Supervisees in Social Work and can meet in person at our Willow Lawn office or virtually via Zoom. 

What Zoe has to say about being a supervisor...

I love helping supervisees discover and apply theoretical grounding for their clinical work, as well as engaging in deeper exploration of their use of self (and the systems impacting them) in therapy.

Zoe's clinical areas of interest include play therapy and expressive modalities; trauma and attachment; identity exploration; and LGBTQ+ youth.

Zoe can be contacted directly via email for inquiries about licensure supervision- [email protected]

Leslie is able to able to supervise psychology trainees as well as supervises in social work working pursuing their LCSW or residents in counseling pursuing their LPC. Leslie can meet in person at our Willow Lawn office or virtually via Zoom. 

What Leslie has to say about being a supervisor…

Supervisees can expect a developmental approach to supervision in matching the level of guidance to individual needs and experiences.

Leslie has significant clinical experience with trauma-related disorders as well as severe psychopathology. She is comfortable supervising for individual, group, and family therapy. 

You can contact Leslie directly via email-[email protected]

Shawanda is able to provide licensure supervision for licensed residents in counseling pursuing their LPC and can meet in person at our Willow Lawn office or virtually via Zoom. 

What Shawanda has to say about being a supervisor… 

As a supervisor, I look for a deep commitment to empathy and ethical practice, coupled with a passion for fostering resilience and promoting mental well-being in clients, which I find incredibly rewarding to nurture and develop in our shared journey. 

Shawanda’s clinical interests include maternal mental health, play therapy, and identity exploration. 

You can contact Shawanda directly via email- [email protected]

Amy is able to provide licensure supervision for MSWs registered as Supervisees in Social Work and can meet in person at our Willow Lawn office with virtual options for established supervisees.

What Amy has to say about being a supervisor…

I remember being new to the field and I love supporting supervisees as they build their confidence. It is important to have a comfortable space to discuss challenges and growth. I work from a person-centered and strengths-based approach. I believe in regular check-ins with how supervision is going and I am open to feedback.

Amy has a background in working with trauma, anxiety, depression, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting support. She is a Registered Play Therapist and has experience working with child welfare (CPS, foster care, and adoptions). Additionally, Amy is EMDR trained and working towards certification.

You can contact Amy directly via email-[email protected]