Clinical supervision in San Francisco, California & statewide
Group clinical supervision grounded in a relational, trauma-informed approach
Clinical supervision is an integral part of ethical, thoughtful therapeutic practice. I offer group clinical supervision grounded in a relational, trauma-informed approach, with an emphasis on reflection, clinical judgment, and long-term sustainability in the field.
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Online, clinical supervision in California
My approach
My approach to supervision is collaborative rather than top-down or purely evaluative. Supervision is a space to think deeply about clinical work, including case conceptualization, relational dynamics, countertransference, ethical considerations, and the emotional impact of being a therapist. The intention is to slow down, ask meaningful questions, and support the development of clarity and confidence in one’s clinical voice.
My supervisory style is shaped by my work in trauma-informed, attachment-focused, and relational therapy. I value curiosity, attunement, and honest dialogue, and I aim to create a supervisory environment that feels grounded, respectful, and intellectually engaged. Attention is given not only to technique, but also to how a clinician’s identity, values, and nervous system intersect with their clinical work.
Supervision offerings are designed to support clinicians in developing a grounded, thoughtful, and sustainable practice.
Frequently asked questions about clinical supervision in San Francisco, CA
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Supervision is offered in a small group format to support shared learning while maintaining a contained and supportive environment. Groups are intentionally limited to four to six clinicians, with a maximum capacity of six participants.
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Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.
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Group supervision meets weekly for one and a half hours.
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Group supervision is offered virtually.
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Group supervision is $120 per 1.5-hour session.
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Yes. Supervision is provided by a qualified LCSW and is intended to meet licensure supervision requirements. Clinicians are encouraged to confirm how supervision hours apply to their specific licensure track.
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I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with experience working in trauma-informed, relational, and family-based settings. My approach to supervision emphasizes ethical practice, clinical depth, and sustainability for therapists doing complex relational work.
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For supervision-related inquiries, please email clinicalsupervision@sacredwillowtherapy.org.
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