Supervision & Consultation in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario

Virtual Supervision & Consultation for Aspiring Therapists

Supervision & consultation in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario provides virtual support for interns and new therapists looking to grow in their careers. Get expert guidance, feedback, and mentorship to build confidence, strengthen your skills, and navigate client cases with professionalism and care—all from the comfort of your own space.

Supervision & Consultation in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario

Virtual Supervision & Consultation for Aspiring Therapists

Supervision & Consultation in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario provides virtual support for interns and new therapists looking to grow in their careers. Get expert guidance, feedback, and mentorship to build confidence, strengthen your skills, and navigate client cases with professionalism and care—all from the comfort of your own space.

What is supervision & consultation?

Supervision & Consultation is a supportive and educational process where aspiring therapists and counselors receive expert guidance as they develop their skills. Through virtual supervision, interns and students can gain valuable insights, navigate client cases with confidence, and grow in their professional journey—all with the mentorship of an experienced sex therapist. Whether you need structured supervision hours or case-specific consultation, this process helps build competence, ethical awareness, and therapeutic effectiveness.

What can supervision and consultation help with?

Building confidence in your skills as a developing therapist
Navigating complex client cases with expert guidance
Strengthening ethical decision-making and professional boundaries
Improving therapeutic techniques and intervention strategies
Enhancing communication skills for client interactions

Developing self-awareness and managing therapist burnout
Meeting supervision requirements for licensing or certification
Receiving constructive feedback to refine your approach
Learning to handle difficult conversations with clients effectively
Gaining insight into working with diverse populations and unique client needs

Our Process

What to expect during supervision and consultation.

During supervision and consultation, you can expect a supportive and constructive environment where you’ll receive personalized guidance on client cases, therapeutic techniques, and professional development.

Step 1

Initial Meeting & Goal Setting

Discuss your experience, goals, and areas for growth to create a tailored supervision plan.

Step 2

Case Review & Skill Development

Receive expert guidance on client cases, therapeutic techniques, and ethical considerations.

Step 3

Personalized Feedback & Support

Get constructive feedback to refine your approach and build confidence in your practice.

Step 4

Ongoing Learning & Professional Growth

Explore strategies for self-care, career development, and handling complex situations.

Step 5

Progress Evaluation & Next Steps

Reflect on your growth, set new goals, and gain clarity on your path as a therapist.

Who can benefit from supervision & consultation?

Registered Psychotherapists – Qualifying (RP-Q) seeking clinical supervision as they work toward registration and autonomous practice in Ontario, particularly those developing competency in sex and relationship therapy.
Registered Psychotherapists working toward autonomous practice who are looking for ongoing clinical supervision, consultation, and professional development in relational, sexual, and intimacy-focused work.
Interns and practicum students completing supervised clinical training as part of their undergraduate or graduate studies who want to build confidence working with sexuality, relationships, intimacy, and sexual health.
Counsellors and therapists-in-training seeking guidance, feedback, and support as they develop their therapeutic practice, including greater competency in working with couples and sexual concerns.
Mental health professionals in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario looking for consultation, case conceptualization, or new perspectives on complex sex and relationship therapy cases.

Clinical Supervision

Supervision and consultation can include work related to sexual shame, intimacy and desire, sexual functioning and performance concerns, sexual identity, erotic development, attachment and relational patterns, infidelity and betrayal, consensual non-monogamy, relationship agreements, communication and conflict, desire discrepancy, and couples therapy. We can also explore how trauma, neurodivergence, culture, identity, and the body intersect with sexuality and relationships.

My approach to supervision emphasizes developing both clinical competency and therapist capacity. This can include strengthening case conceptualization, becoming more comfortable talking explicitly about sex and sexuality, navigating therapist reactions and uncertainty, working with shame, integrating somatic and relational perspectives, and developing a clearer therapeutic stance when working with individuals and couples.

Supervision and consultation are available across Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, depending on your professional designation, training program, and applicable regulatory requirements.

Please note: I am not currently able to provide supervision to Registered Provisional Psychologists. I am, however, available to provide consultation to provisional psychologists where appropriate.

of therapists say clinical supervision improves their confidence and competence

therapists experience burnout within their first five years without adequate mentorship

of supervised therapists feel more confident in their ability to work with diverse populations

frequently asked questions

Answers to your questions about supervision & consultation.

How do I sign up for supervision and consultation in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario?

You can easily register for virtual supervision sessions by contacting us or signing up through our website for tailored guidance.

What is the difference between supervision and consultation for therapists?

Supervision focuses on skill-building, ethical guidance, and case reviews, while consultation provides professional advice on specific cases or challenges.

Do I need to be licensed to participate in supervision and consultation?

No, supervision is available for students, interns, and new therapists as well as seasoned professionals seeking guidance.

Can I get supervision for working with specific client issues (e.g., trauma or sex therapy)?

Yes, supervision and consultation can be tailored to address specific client issues, including trauma, sexual health, and relationship concerns.

Is supervision and consultation available virtually in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario?

Yes, we offer fully virtual supervision and consultation, making it accessible from anywhere in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario.

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