As a clinical supervisor, I aim to create the kind of space I believe all clinicians deserve: one that is collaborative, deeply affirming, and grounded in mutual respect. I bring over eleven years of clinical experience and a relational, feminist lens to supervision, drawing from my work with clients navigating trauma, disordered eating, neurodivergence, and marginalized identities. My supervision style is warm, non-hierarchical, and rooted in reflective practice. I welcome the full humanity of my supervisees—including your uncertainty, creativity, and values—and see our work together as a space where your professional identity can grow in alignment with who you are, not who the field tells you to be.

I specialize in supporting emerging clinicians who are interested in neurodivergent-affirming, LGBTQIA+ inclusive, and fat-positive approaches to care. As an Autistic and ADHD therapist myself, I bring both lived experience and clinical expertise in dismantling pathologizing narratives and centering authenticity in clinical work. I especially enjoy supporting supervisees who want to build confidence in working relationally, integrating social justice values into practice, and holding complexity in the therapy room. Whether you're looking for support around case conceptualization, ethics, countertransference, or your own self-trust as a healer—I would be honored to walk alongside you.