You went to graduate school because  you want to help people.

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You know your clients suffer with emotional and psychological pain

and you believe that relevant, effective, clinical techniques plus a warm, genuine, therapy relationship filled with unconditional positive regard  decrease distress and increase life satisfaction.

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You want to be effective:

• To know which techniques to call upon when

•  To know how to have those challenging conversations 

• To go beneath the surface of the problems clients present to you

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You want to  feel more confident, courageous and clear:

• To know that you can hold your boundaries,

• To collaborate effectively with clients and

      do no harm.

• To feel more sure about what you do know, knowing that you have so much to learn.

• To trust yourself more so you feel less like an imposter to authentically confident.

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You also know that you are supposed to gain these skills in clinical supervision.

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But sometimes that weekly hour or two isn't enough and you want more.

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Hello, the Radical Introspection Supervision Method.

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