Are you a social worker, psychotherapist, intern or a new graduate looking for structured, supportive, and professional clinical supervision? Do you want guidance to grow your clinical skills, navigate challenging cases, and develop confidence as a therapist? Are you seeking a supervisor who can provide both practical tools and emotional support during your internship journey? You are in the right place.
Hi. I’m Brittany. A Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist with over 10 years of post graduate experience. I spent eight years working full-time in the healthcare system while simultaneously building a thriving private practice over the past nine years.
Throughout my career, I’ve supported children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families experiencing a wide range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, infertility, pregnancy and postpartum challenges, parenting, and life transitions. My experience spans hospitals, family health teams, colleges, and private practice, giving me a strong foundation in evidence-based, client-centred care.
As a supervisor, my goal is to create a supportive, collaborative, and encouraging space where clinicians feel comfortable bringing both their successes and their challenges. I believe supervision should strengthen clinical skills, build confidence, encourage reflective practice, and support therapist well-being. Whether you’re a new clinician developing your therapeutic identity or an experienced therapist looking for consultation on complex cases, I strive to provide practical guidance, thoughtful feedback, and a non-judgmental environment where you can continue to grow professionally.
Clinical supervision is a structured and supportive process where a licensed therapist guides and mentors interns through their clinical practice. It provides feedback, skill development, ethical guidance, and emotional support while helping interns meet professional and licensure requirements.
Brittany offers supervision individually (1:1), didactically (2 peers) and in group format (up to 6 peers). Each supervision session is tailored to your unique needs and questions, generally combining support, education, and skill development.
Brittany is trained and able to offer supervision for the following modalities:
Depending on your learning goals, supervision may include:
• Case conceptualization and treatment planning guidance
• Evidence-based interventions and therapeutic techniques
• Ethical and legal considerations in clinical practice
• Role-play and feedback on therapeutic skills
• Support managing stress, countertransference, and self-care as a clinician
• Preparation for licensure and professional development
I provide a collaborative, compassionate, reflective, and strengths-based approach to supervision. My goal is to help interns:
• Build confidence in their clinical skills
• Develop critical thinking and decision-making as a therapist
• Reflect on personal and professional growth
• Learn strategies to manage challenges in clinical practice
Supervision is individualized, client-centered, and tailored to your learning objectives. Brittany aims to create a professional yet supportive space where clinicians feel challenged, encouraged, and empowered.
Supervision is a vital component of training for mental health professionals. It provides:
Supervision helps clinicians integrate theoretical knowledge with real-world practice, ensuring growth as a competent and reflective clinician.
Receiving high-quality supervision is an essential step in becoming an effective, ethical, and confident therapist. If you are a Master’s-level intern or new graduate seeking supervision, I invite you to reach out to for a free 15 minute consultation to discuss how I can support your growth and professional development. We look forward to connecting!
Master’s-level interns in counseling, social work, psychology, or related mental health fields who are completing clinical hours toward licensure can benefit from supervision. This includes interns in both part-time and full-time training programs.
Supervision frequency varies depending on your program and training requirements. Most interns participate in weekly or biweekly supervision sessions, but the schedule can be tailored to your needs and program guidelines.
Yes. Supervision sessions with a qualified licensed clinician count toward the clinical supervision hours required for licensure. I ensure that documentation aligns with state/provincial licensing requirements.
Supervision is personalized, but may include:
-Case conceptualization and treatment planning
-Developing therapeutic skills and interventions
-Ethical and legal guidance in clinical practice
-Reflection on countertransference and professional growth
-Preparation for licensure and career development
No. While case review is a key component, supervision also includes professional development, skill-building, self-reflection, and guidance on managing the emotional demands of clinical work.
Feedback is constructive, collaborative, and strengths-based. You will receive guidance on areas for improvement as well as acknowledgment of your clinical growth and successes.
Yes. Supervision can include preparation for licensure exams, guidance on documentation, and support in meeting professional competency requirements.
Supervision provides a safe space to process challenges, stress, or uncertainty in your clinical work. It is normal to encounter difficult cases or emotions, and supervision helps you navigate these experiences safely and effectively.
To begin, reach out to schedule a consultation. We will discuss your training goals, licensure requirements, and how supervision can support your growth as a clinician.
Brittany offers free 15 minute phone consultations to ensure a good fit.
Our team of therapists provide individual, couples and family therapy to children, youth and adults throughout Ontario. Services are provided in person in Markham or Pickering and over the phone or secure video. Please contact us to book a free 15 minute consultation.
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