Clinical background
The personal is political.The clinical is systemic.
Social work holds both. Supervision can help us stay connected to our skills, our values, and our commitment to change.
Explore clinical supervision ↗A reflective, accountable practice.
My approach brings cultural humility and social justice into clinical reflection, alongside attention to ethics, documentation, and professional responsibilities.
Foundations of my practice
It draws on Vikki Reynolds’ Supervision of Solidarity, Kai Cheng Thom’s Embodied Conflict Coaching, CAMH’s Clinical Supervision Handbook, and my Master of Social Work studies at the University of Victoria.
Values in practice
What grounds the work
Dignity and self-determination
Accountability, repair, and collective care
Honest reflection on power and oppression
Sustainable practice and shared learning
Support for the clinician and advocate you want to become
Let’s begin togetherWherever you’re starting,
Let’s talk Wherever you’re starting,
there’s a way forward.
Tell me about your team, your questions, and the change you’re hoping to make.