Licensure Supervision

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Becoming a licensed therapist is a long road, and you deserve supervision that actually supports your growth rather than just logging your hours. I want to help you find your identity as a clinician — to build real confidence, take risks in the room, and develop the capacity for the hard, meaningful work this profession asks of you.

I'm an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, and my supervision currently counts toward licensure for MFT associates and LPC candidates in Tennessee. I currently offer group supervision only. Read on for more details!

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Experiential Group Supervision

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As of June 2026, I'm opening a new Experiential Group Supervision cohort for August/September 2026. Reach out now to learn more and join.

Most group supervision involves talking about clinical work. This is different. I integrate drama therapy, psychodrama, and experiential methods into group supervision itself — meaning we don't just discuss experiential interventions, we use them together to explore supervision questions.

Empty chair work, role play, parts work: these become tools we practice on ourselves, not just techniques we talk about applying with clients. The result is a group supervision experience that builds your inner skills and self-awareness alongside your clinical knowledge. You leave not just having learned about experiential methods, but having used them — which is a different kind of learning entirely. And because the group itself becomes a place of genuine connection and shared experience, it tends to produce the kind of collegial relationships that sustain a career in this field.

This cohort is open to MFT associates and LPC candidates. In-person in Nashville.

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