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​Supervision is more than a space to review cases—it’s a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with yourself in the work.

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With over 20 years of clinical experience, Susan offers supervision that is thoughtful, collaborative, and grounded in a relational psycho-neurodynamic perspective. Together we make room for curiosity, uncertainty, and the deeper layers of what happens in therapy.

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How I Work

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I see supervision as a relationship in itself—one that can support your voice, your instincts, and your evolving identity as a therapist. Our conversations often explore what’s happening beneath the surface: the emotional tone of your sessions, moments that linger with you, and the subtle ways clients and therapists affect one another.

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We might spend time reflecting on:

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• What you’re noticing and feeling in the work

• Relational patterns that emerge between you and your clients

• Transference and countertransference, in a grounded and usable way

• How your own experience shapes the therapy process​

 

Above all, I aim to create a space that feels safe enough to be honest, and open enough for new understandings to emerge.

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Who I Work With

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I welcome therapists at different stages of their journey—from those just beginning to those with many years of experience who are looking for a deeper, more reflective space.

 

You might be drawn to this work if you’re interested in slowing things down, thinking relationally, and staying close to the emotional life of therapy.​​