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WOW! I am so excited to be on this journey with you in earning your licensure. I am passionate about my work, helping people and working with a caseload that includes clinical supervisees.
Our work as mental health professionals aiding individuals through life struggles and growth is a great honor, both challenging and rewarding. I believe we provide the best services to our clients when we are well-informed on evidence-based practices and have the ability to implement theory and appropriate interventions consistently.
I feel it is a tremendous honor and privilege to serve as a mental health professional working with clients on their journey to reduce suffering and improve their quality of life. With this great honor, I believe comes great responsibility.
I am excited that you are considering taking the next step in your journey toward becoming a licensed professional with me as your supervisor.
I strongly value collaborative relationships and know what it is like to not always have a supervisor that you jive with on all points. I believe that through my own experiences with both seamless and challenging supervisors, I have grown immensely and learned so much.
I have been a social worker since 1997 and had the opportunity to work with a variety of people. I have experience in child protection, foster care and adoption. I have also worked with geriatric population in a hospital setting.
It is a privilege to come alongside clients as they journey towards healing and wholeness and it is an equally unique privilege to come alongside therapists as they transition from learning about therapy to putting into practice the knowledge they've acquired and becoming the therapists they desire to be!
As a seasoned therapist now, I still find it amazing to be doing the work I do in mental health and addictions. I literally started by, 'the seat of my pants' and 'learning on the fly' many years ago.
The life of a therapist: safety and risk, seeing people at their best and at their worst. Knowing what it is to be both human and humane. Most especially, being continually amazed at people's capacity to grow, and the strengths in the challenges they face.
