Looking to enhance your clinical skills? Needs hours of supervision?
Fees: Reduced-fee spots available
$8o/ hr for individual or dyad (post-graduate, unlicensed)
$100/hr for individual or dyad (associate licensed for 3+ months, full license)
$40/hr per person for group (3-4)
If you are a therapist or counselor looking to gain clinical skills and supervision hours in the state of Georgia, I can help. I use a developmental model of supervision designed to foster continuous growth and refinement of the skills you need to become an effective and confident therapist. My approach is grounded in core values that emphasize encouragement, motivation, and thoughtful challenge, aiming to support you in becoming a competent and reflective professional in the counseling field. I have experience as a trainer, private practice owner, supervisor, and therapist. My specialty areas include working with adults struggling with mood swings and interpersonal problems and teenagers dealing with confidence and anxiety issues. Working in the healing professions can be demanding, and I’m committed to helping you navigate these challenges with support and guidance.
Let’s discuss how I can assist you on your journey to professional excellence.
Licensure Information
Upcoming Training
December 12, 2025 at 10:00 am at Phoenix Rising Behavioral Health, LLC
This one-hour ethics training provides an overview of ethical and clinical considerations when working with couples, families, and blended systems. It is designed to help clinicians navigate the seemingly competing needs, voices, and expectations that emerge when multiple clients share a therapeutic space. Participants will examine confidentiality, informed consent, and role boundaries through the lens of systemic theory and the Code of Ethics. Topics include managing overlapping roles, maintaining neutrality, addressing triangulation, and integrating cultural and structural awareness in family systems. The goal is to strengthen ethical reasoning and transparency when navigating multi-person treatment. By applying ethical decision-making models and systemic principles, participants will enhance competence in balancing individual and relational needs within therapy.