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You are on your way to becoming an amazing therapist.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

Hello, the Radical Introspection Supervision Method.

We've designed a program and products with you in mind.

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Radical Introspection for Clinical Trainees: The course

This course is designed for clinical supervisees who want to feel more competent, confident and courageous in the therapy room. In this short course, we cover:

  • How to effectively use supervision and/or peer consultaiton

  • Self compassion for therapists​

  • Developing the compassionate critic & courageous champion​

  • Imposter syndrome & client harm 

  • Connecting your “stuck points” to your clients’

  • Developing self trust, not just self confidence

  • How to utilize self disclosure and vulnerability in therapy

  • Boundaries

  • You ideal therapist​

  • Beginnings​

  • Staying in the room, even when distressed, exhausted or unsure about where to go next

  • Learning your limits

  • 7 traits of an Introspective Therapist​

  • Roadmap to address deficits and nurture strengths

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Introspective Tools

These tools include:

  • The Introspective Journal: Therapist Edition with guided self reflection prompts to deepen your self awareness as a clinician

  • Downloadable resources including convenient checklists for your most common therapy encounters

    • Managing challenging client conversations​

    • Template for culturally responsive & comprehensive notetaking

    • Questions to deepen the conversation

    • MORE

  • Therapist oriented mindfulness exercises

The Introspective Tools for Clinical Supervisees

Tools to capture your personal development as you continue your professional journey.

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