What people are saying.
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"Working with Amy was a meaningful clinical experience. Quality supervision is critical for clinician development, but is not easy to find. She consistently provided thoughtful, evidence-informed clinical guidance and drew from a variety of therapeutic approaches to help me think critically about my work. What stood out most was her attention not only to clinical interventions, but also to the clinician as a whole person. She created space to explore what was coming up for me as a therapist in sessions, helping me better understand my own reactions, strengths, and growth areas. Her process-oriented approach deepened both my clinical skills and my self-awareness. She modeled a gentle, nonjudgmental presence that reflected the same care and compassion we should strive to offer our clients. She was also exceptionally reliable and present. Supervision was prioritized, scheduling was consistent, and I felt supported and able to access guidance when needed. Her combination of clinical expertise, authenticity, and dedication made a lasting impact on my development as a therapist."
—Stephanie (LCSW Supervision, CSOTP Supervision)
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"Throughout my LPC residency, I struggled to find a supervisor that seemed truly invested in my growth. When I stepped into the CSOTP residency, Amy was my clinical supervisor and it was evident from the start that she was not just trying to get through her workday, but that she was passionate and invested in training providers to care for themselves and others effectively and compassionately. Having Amy as my supervisor not only influenced my clinical work, but influenced the way that I live my life on and off of the clock. I learned to listen to my own needs, to assert and advocate for myself within the clinical world, to identify and implement necessary boundaries in my work life as well as my personal life, and to gently and compassionately care for those that I was entrusted to treat. I consider having Amy as my supervisor to be a pivotal experience in my growth as a human and as a therapist."
—Kate (CSOTP Supervision)