Clinical Supervision for Therapists Seeking Licensure

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What can you expect from me as a supervisor?

  • case conceptualization and processing

  • delve into ethical considerations and values in your practice

  • cultivate your distinct professional identity

  • guidance and best practices for building your practice

  • prepare for licensure exams and receive support throughout the application process

  • straightforward communication

  • practice approaching our work through an abolitionist, harm reduction, anti-capitalist, and anti-racist framework

  • sliding scale pricing for all services

Pricing & Availability

  • Tier 1

    This tier is for LSWs who are experiencing ongoing financial strain.

    I frequently stress about meeting basic needs and don’t always achieve them

    I have debt that sometimes interferes with meeting basic needs

    I rent lower-cost housing

    I have limited or inconsistent access to a car and/or gas

    I have little or no access to savings

    I have very limited expendable income

    I cannot afford regular vacations or my job does not provide paid time off

  • Tier 2

    This tier reflects relative stability with some financial stress.

    I may have debt, but it does not prevent me from meeting basic needs

    I own or lease a car

    I have access to health care

    I may have some savings or retirement funds

    I have some expendable income

    I can mix buying new items with thrifting

    I can take a vacation every few years without significant financial strain

    I may have access to family or generational financial support, past or present

  • Tier 3

    This tier is for clients with consistent financial comfort and flexibility.

    My workplace may reimburse for supervision costs

    I may have debt, but it does not interfere with basic needs

    I own my home or rent a higher-cost property

    I own or lease a car

    I am stably employed or financially secure without needing to work

    I have regular access to health care

    I have savings and/or retirement funds

    I can generally buy new items and afford regular time off or vacations

ABOUT LORI

ABOUT LORI

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Lori (she/they) has been in private practice since 2020 and began working as a full-time therapist in 2021. Their clinical background includes extensive experience in large healthcare systems such as DaVita Dialysis, University of Pennsylvania Health System, Mercy Life/Trinity Health, and CVS, providing them with a strong foundation in systems navigation and interdisciplinary care. They also spent two years in a group private practice setting. Lori’s training emphasizes bottom-up modalities, including EMDR, somatic therapies, and psychedelic-assisted approaches. Their work is grounded in an abolitionist, justice-centered, and decolonial framework, with a commitment to integrating these values in practice while remaining accountable and open to growth.

Lori’s clinical interests include grief, caregiving, anxiety, death and dying, and the psychological impact of serious medical conditions such as dementia and cancer.

LET’S GO…

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