CLINICAL SUPERVISION IN NEW YORK

You deserve supervision that actually sees you.

Clinical supervision in NYC for emerging therapists and social workers who want real support, not just a checkbox.

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you’re doing deeply demanding work

Supervision is supposed to be the space where you bring the hard cases, the self-doubt, the countertransference, the moments where you're not sure you handled it right. But too often it's an afterthought. A rubber stamp. Something your supervisor barely has time for because they're drowning too.

And if you're a clinician of color, or your clients are navigating culture, race, identity, or systemic oppression, you may have hit the additional wall of supervision that doesn't hold those layers. Where your questions about cultural dynamics get flattened into generic frameworks that don't apply to the people sitting in front of you.

You deserve better than that.

You shouldn't have to do it alone

About me as a supervisor 

I'm a licensed clinical social worker in New York City. I'm biracial, the daughter of immigrants, and I know what it feels like to exist between worlds. That lived experience is at the center of how I practice.

I work with high-achieving professionals and creatives who identify as Latine, BIPOC, multicultural, or first and second-generation.

People who are tired of translating themselves and ready to be understood without having to explain from the beginning.

My work is relational, warm, and honest.
We go deep.

And we don't skip the cultural stuff, because that's not extra.
It's essential.

What we get into

I support you, wherever you are in your clinical journey

  • The emotional weight of your caseload

    because carrying other people's pain without a space to process it isn't sustainable.

  • Clinical stuck points, ruptures, and repair

    the moments you're replaying in your head wondering if you got it right.

  • Identity dynamics in the therapy room

    how your own cultural identity, lived experience, and history show up in the work with your clients.

  • Countertransference and parallel process

    what's yours, what's theirs, and how to tell the difference.

  • Burnout, boundaries, and sustainability

    building a practice that doesn't require you to disappear in order to function.

  • The business side nobody taught you

    because grad school didn't prepare you for insurance, private practice logistics, or marketing yourself.


Questions about supervision

  • Individual supervision, virtually. Frequency and structure depend on your licensure requirements and where you are in training.

  • My supervision is currently available for social workers in New York. If you're in a different discipline and interested in clinical consultation, reach out and we'll figure out if it's a good fit.

  • I don't supervise from a clipboard. I supervise from the belief that your development as a clinician is inseparable from your development as a person. We hold both here.

  • No. The supervision I offer does not count toward New York State’s requirements for LCSW licensure. It is designed to give you thoughtful clinical consultation, support, and space to grow in your work.

  • Yes. I offer contracted clinical supervision for organizations and practices that employ LMSWs but do not have the capacity to provide supervision in-house. Arrangements are made directly with the organization and may include clinical oversight, case consultation, and support for the supervisee’s professional development.

    When supervision is intended to count toward New York State’s LCSW licensure requirements, we will confirm that the setting and supervisory arrangement meet current state requirements before beginning.