My Qualifications and Education

Masters of Social Work 2008  Loyola University of Chicago

Bachelors of Arts 2004 - Psychology Oberlin College

WA and IL approved Supervisor

Completed 15 hour Clinical Supervision Training - Eating Recovery Center

Completed 64 hour Exposure and Response Prevention Training and Supervision - University of Pennsylvania,Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety

Completed 60 hour Women in Leadership certification Yale School of Management

Certified Eating Disorder Specialist - International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals

Certified Exposure and Response Prevention Therapist - University of Pennsylvania, Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety

Advanced level Training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy - Behavioral Tech, LLC

Advanced level Training in Radically Open DBT - Tom Lynch, PhD

Advanced level Training in DBT- Prolonged Exposure Therapy - Melanie Harned, PhD 

Ongoing supervision & consultation for supervisors

Ten Years of Leadership experience, development, and training on managing and leading teams, supervising clinicians, and evidence-based treatments and programs.

In Process: Certified Eating Disorder Specialist Supervisor Credential

In Process: 45-hour Certification of Clinical Supervision 

I offer an encouraging, collaborative supervision style focused on you, your goals, and tailored skill-building. My eclectic orientation integrates evidence-based, psychodynamic, and mindfulness approaches into a personalized training program. Through open dialogue and strengths-based review, I aim to extend your graduate education via mentoring, guided practice, and honest feedback. We'll work together to translate theory into real-world competence and confidence. I'll provide the education, tools, and safe space for you to develop your own clinical style and solid foundation. Supervision is a journey of professional growth through assessment, training, and reflection. I'm eager to partner with you, understand your needs, and foster the trust and transparency that facilitat