I have provided supervision and consultation to a wide range of trainees and colleagues across disciplines including psychology students of all levels (practicum externs, residents, fellows), medical residents, psychiatry fellows, peer volunteers, peer specialists, social workers, MFTs, and fellow psychologists.

Through my practice, I offer both as-needed and on-going consultation to psychotherapists seeking to deepen their practice through exploring areas such as “professional” identity, stimulus value, integration of political values into clinical work, burnout/compassion fatigue, systems of domination (e.g. white supremacy, misogyny, policing, etc) in the therapeutic space, sticky countertransference, enactments, and hard-to-describe relational dynamics with clients.

I occasionally offer interactive workshops for mental health professionals around issues such as: systems of oppression in the therapeutic space, working with queer and trans people of color, gender-affirming care, and multicultural dialogue, and program development,

I have given talks, served on panels, and facilitated dialogue on the national and international stage on a variety of issues and can be contacted for one-time speaking engagements for your organization.