Clinical Supervision · Toronto & Virtual Across Ontario
Supervision that builds real skill — not just logged hours.
Individual, dyadic, and group clinical supervision for psychotherapists and graduate students. Grounded in Feedback Informed Treatment, deliberate practice, and the cases most clinicians were never trained for: ADHD, addiction, and anxiety.3 formats
individual, dyadic, and group
FIT
outcome monitoring built into supervision
ADHD-CCSP
Certified Clinical Service Provider
Virtual + in-person
Toronto office or online across Ontario
Formats
Three ways to work together
Every format is built on the same foundation: honest feedback, case work that reflects your actual practice, and a clear focus on measurable clinical growth. Choose based on your learning style, budget, and where you are in your career.
Individual supervision
One-on-one supervision tailored entirely to your caseload, your growth edges, and your goals. The deepest and most flexible format.
- Full session dedicated to your cases
- Ideal for RP (Qualifying) hour requirements
- Recorded session review and skill drilling available
- In-person in Toronto or virtual
Dyadic supervision
Two supervisees, one supervisor. You get direct case consultation plus the built-in benefit of learning from a peer’s cases and blind spots.
- Shared cost, extended session time
- Learn from a second caseload every session
- Counts toward CRPO dyadic supervision hours
- Bring a colleague or be matched
Group supervision
Small groups of clinicians working through real cases together. The most cost-effective format — and often the one where the most learning happens.
- Small groups, capped for real participation
- Exposure to a wide range of presentations
- Counts toward CRPO group supervision hours
- Virtual, with regular scheduled sessions
Who this is for
Where I can help most
RPs (Qualifying)
Working toward independent practice and need supervision hours that actually develop your clinical skill — not just satisfy the requirement.
Graduate students
MACP and counselling psychology students navigating practicum, first clients, and the gap between what school teaches and what the room demands.
Clinicians building a specialty
Practicing therapists who want focused consultation on ADHD, addiction and recovery, or anxiety — the presentations most training programs barely cover.
Therapists who want to measure
Clinicians ready to bring Feedback Informed Treatment and deliberate practice into their work — and get systematically better instead of just more experienced.
My supervision approach
The same standard I hold my own work to
Research is clear on something uncomfortable: years of experience alone don’t make therapists better. What does is deliberate practice — measuring outcomes, identifying specific growth edges, and drilling them with honest feedback. That’s the core of how I supervise.
My clinical lens comes from ACT, CBT, mindfulness, and my own lived recovery. I supervise the way I practice: direct, practical, and focused on what actually moves clients forward. You’ll leave sessions with something to do differently, not just something to think about.
Supervision with me is a safe place to be honest about what’s not working — the stuck cases, the ruptures, the sessions you’d rather not talk about. That’s where the growth is.
Case consultation — ADHD, addiction and recovery, anxiety, and burnout presentations
FIT implementation — setting up outcome and alliance measurement in your practice
Deliberate practice — identifying your growth edges and building a plan to work them
ACT, CBT & mindfulness — deepening your use of evidence-based approaches
Recovery-informed care — working effectively with clients in and around 12-step, SMART, and other recovery pathways
The professional self — ethics, boundaries, burnout prevention, and building a sustainable practice
“Experience doesn’t make you better. Feedback does.“
— The premise behind everything in my supervision
Logistics
The practical details
Location
In-person at 715 Bloor St W in Toronto (steps from Christie Station), or virtual across Ontario. Group supervision runs virtually.
Scheduling
Individual and dyadic sessions are booked directly through Jane App. Group supervision runs on a regular schedule — ask about the current cohort during your consult.
Rates
Rates vary by format — group and dyadic supervision reduce the per-person cost significantly. We’ll cover rates and fit during your free 20-minute consult.
Common questions
Supervision FAQ
Do supervision hours with you count toward CRPO requirements?
We’ll confirm this together during your consult based on your registration category and where you are in the process. CRPO has specific requirements for who can provide clinical supervision and how hours are categorized (individual, dyadic, group), so it’s worth a direct conversation before we start.
What’s the difference between dyadic and group supervision?
Dyadic is two supervisees with one supervisor — you split the cost and the session time, and CRPO counts it differently than group hours. Group supervision is a larger (but still small and capped) cohort meeting on a regular schedule. Both give you exposure to cases beyond your own caseload, which is one of the fastest ways to build clinical range.
I’m a student — can I use you as a practicum supervisor?
Possibly, depending on your program’s requirements. Some programs have specific criteria for approved supervisors. Bring your program’s supervision requirements to the consult and we’ll figure out whether it’s a fit.
Do I need to work with ADHD or addiction clients to benefit?
No. Those are my specializations and where I can add the most depth, but the core of my supervision — FIT, deliberate practice, ACT and CBT skill-building — applies to any caseload.
What happens in the free consult?
Twenty minutes to talk about where you are in your career, what you want from supervision, which format fits, and rates. No pressure, no obligation — the point is to find out whether we’re a good match before you commit to anything.
Ready to get systematically better?
Book a free 20-minute consult. We’ll talk about your goals, find the right format, and see if we’re a fit.