Clinical Supervision
Supervision that takes your development seriously
For Associate MFTs and APCCs in California and Missouri
Becoming a licensed therapist is one of the most meaningful, and demanding, professional journeys you will undertake. The hours you accumulate matter, but the quality of supervision you receive shapes the kind of clinician you become. I offer individual and group supervision designed to help you grow with confidence, develop your clinical identity, and navigate the real complexity of this work.
Whether you are working toward licensure as an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist or an Associate Professional Clinical Counselor, supervision with me is a space where you can bring your hardest cases, your honest questions, and your genuine uncertainty, and be met with thoughtful, experienced guidance.
What supervision looks like
Case consultation grounded in real practice
We work through your actual caseload, not hypotheticals. You will leave each session with clearer clinical thinking, concrete next steps, and a deeper understanding of what is happening in the room with your clients.
A neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed lens
My clinical approach is rooted in neurodiversity-affirming care, trauma-informed practice, and evidence-based modalities including EMDR, psychodynamic, and CBT. Supervision reflects those values and helps you apply them with skill and intention.
Support for your professional identity
We will explore not just what you do in session, but who you are as a clinician. Developing a clear, grounded professional identity is foundational to doing this work sustainably and ethically.
Licensure requirements and documentation guidance
I help you stay on track with your hours, understand California BBS and Missouri licensing board requirements, and ensure your documentation reflects the quality of care you are providing.
Who I supervise
I provide Board-approved supervision in California and Missouri for:
- Associate Marriage and Family Therapists (AMFTs) in California
- Associate Professional Clinical Counselors (APCCs) in California
- Associate counselors working toward licensure in Missouri
- New associates in their first year of post-graduate work
- Associates working in community mental health or group practice settings
- Associates seeking a neurodiversity-affirming or trauma-informed supervisory relationship
About your supervisor
I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Doctorate in Behavioral Health. I am also in dissertation for a doctorate in clinical psychology (Psy.D). I have spent my career working with a vast array of individuals in different settings including neurodivergent individuals, trauma survivors, couples, and families, children, and adolescents. I have also worked in academics as a professor and assistant director of a doctoral program. I bring that depth of experience into every supervisory relationship.
I know what it is like to be an early-career clinician trying to find your footing while managing a full caseload, navigating licensing requirements, and developing your own voice as a therapist. My goal is to offer the kind of supervision I had, honest, warm, clinically rigorous, and genuinely invested in your growth.
- Doctorate in Behavioral Health (DBH)
- Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC)
- Board-approved supervisor in California and Missouri
- EMDR-trained clinician
- Specialization in neurodivergent and trauma-informed care
Contracted Supervision for Nonprofit Organizations
Many community-based nonprofits employ associate therapists who need board-approved supervision to work toward licensure, but finding a qualified, consistent supervisor can be a real barrier to retaining good clinicians. I offer contracted supervision arrangements designed to fit the realities of nonprofit work: flexible scheduling, culturally responsive guidance, and a genuine investment in your team's growth.
Whether you have one associate or a small cohort, a supervision contract with me gives your staff the structured, high-quality oversight they need, and gives your organization confidence that your clinical team is supported.
Flexible Contract Structures
Supervision agreements can be tailored to your organization's size, budget, and scheduling needs — individual supervision, group supervision, or a combination of both.
Trauma-Informed & Neurodiversity-Affirming
Your associates will receive supervision that reflects the same values they bring to their clients — affirming, culturally aware, and grounded in evidence-based practice.
Board-Approved in CA & MO
Wendy is a board-approved supervisor in both California and Missouri, ensuring your AMFTs and APCCs receive hours that count toward their licensure requirements.
Interested in a supervision contract? Reach out to discuss your organization's needs, timeline, and how a partnership might work.
Get in TouchReady to talk about supervision?
If you are looking for a supervisory relationship that will genuinely support your development, I would love to connect. Reach out to learn about availability and current rates.