I have been practicing clinical social work for over seven years. I have experience working in numerous clinical settings, including day treatment centers, college campuses, rape crisis centers, inpatient hospitals, and private practice. I have in-depth knowledge and expertise in substance abuse and eating disorder treatment. I also specialize in Family Therapy.

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I have supervised social workers in graduate school internships and professional LGSWs working towards their clinical license.

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My goals as a Clinical Social Work Supervisor are to enhance the supervisee's knowledge breadth, clinical skills, and decision-making abilities, without directly telling the supervisee how to handle cases. I see my role as a facilitator of growth, not as an authority. Clinical Supervision should be a learning process in which the supervisee feels free to ask questions, make mistakes, and be vulnerable.

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In supervision sessions, we will discuss clinical cases, as well as personal concerns regarding clinical ability, ethical dilemmas, professional work difficulties, life/work balance, and self-care. 

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Being a social worker is not an easy job; Clinical Supervision will help you navigate the journey.