CLINICAL SUPERVISION
(REGISTERED ASSOCIATES)
As of June 2025, I am accepting 2 individual/triadic supervisees.
Supervision for early-career therapists working with eating disorders, complex trauma, and neurodivergent clients.
Maybe you feel competent on paper—but unsure in the room when cases get complex, high-acuity, or emotionally intense.
I provide clinical supervision for associate therapists in Oregon who want to feel more confident, structured, and grounded in their clinical decision-making. My focus is on helping you work effectively with complex presentations without burnout or chronic self-doubt.
My supervision blends clinical depth, practical case formulation, and attention to the therapist’s internal experience in the room. Early-career therapists need strong, supportive supervision to build a solid clinical foundation.
While our work together will enhance your clinical skills, we’ll also address the broader systemic issues that shape our field—including institutional dysfunction, vicarious trauma, privilege, oppression, and cultural awareness. My supervision approach integrates the Discrimination and Person of the Therapist Models.
Note: I am not a CEDS Supervisor or EMDRIA-Certified.
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Individual Supervision: $125/hour
Triadic Supervision: $130/hour (split between parties)
Group Supervision: $50 per associate/group session
An associate therapist working toward licensure in Oregon
Working with (or wanting to work with) eating disorders, complex trauma, or neurodivergent clients
Feeling unsure about how to structure, pace, or conceptualize higher-acuity cases
Experiencing imposter syndrome, burnout, or overwhelm in clinical work
Looking for supervision that is both supportive and clinically rigorous
You do not need experience or specialization in these areas—early development is welcome.
You will likely be a good fit for supervision with me if you are:
Supervision is tailored to your development as a clinician, with emphasis on:
Case conceptualization (attachment-based + trauma-informed frameworks)
Treatment planning for complex presentations
Working effectively with eating disorders and somatic presentations
Navigating dissociation, shutdown, and emotional dysregulation in clients
Neurodivergent-affirming clinical work
Strengthening your clinical identity and confidence over time
Attention to your internal process as a therapist (countertransference, burnout prevention, etc.)
Sessions typically include:
Review of current client cases
Clinical formulation and intervention planning
Skill-building and clinical decision support
Discussion of ethical or high-acuity concerns as they arise
Space to reflect on your experience as a therapist in the work
What clinical experience do you have with these groups that make you a good supervisor?
I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Oregon Board Approved Supervisor. My clinical background includes seven years of work with:
Eating disorders and body-based distress
Complex trauma and attachment disruptions
Neurodivergent clients
My style of working with individuals is usually a blend of looking at how to support the individual themselves, as well as how to navigate the system they live in, in order to lead a fulfilling life. I teach graduate-level counseling coursework in research methods & family systems, which informs my supervision approach—balancing clinical depth with critical thinking and skill development.
Supervision is collaborative, structured, and grounded in both theory and real-world clinical application.
Individual or triadic supervision: 55-60 minute sessions, weekly or biweekly
I also offer a small two-hour supervision group, depending on availability.
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If you’re considering supervision, the next step is a brief consultation call to determine fit, answer questions, and discuss your goals.
Reach out by email to katie@grow-therapy.com or use the link below to book an initial consultation: https://grow-therapy.clientsecure.me