Clinical supervision and consultation
Reflective, structured support for clinical reasoning, ethical practice, professional development and sustainable care.
What supervision may address
Case formulation
Assessment, goals, treatment planning, risk and clinical decision-making.
Clinical skills
Intervention planning, therapeutic relationships, boundaries, documentation and care coordination.
Professional development
Reflective practice, ethical questions, cultural responsiveness, workload and professional identity.
Kaitlyn Fung
Kaitlyn's supervision and consultation may draw on trauma-informed practice, case formulation, risk, interdisciplinary work, hospital and community experience, and integrative psychotherapy.
View Kaitlyn's profileTrautman Chan
Trautman's supervision and consultation may draw on psychosocial assessment, REBT, CBT, complex mental health, risk management, hospital psychiatry, community practice and documentation.
View Trautman's profileImportant: Supervision requirements vary across regulators, employers and training programs. Prospective supervisees are responsible for confirming that the supervisor, supervision format and hours are acceptable for their intended purpose. General clinical supervision does not replace modality-specific consultation where separately required.
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