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My professional commitment as a supervisor is to facilitate the evolution of the
supervisee's development as a professional in all dimensions of practice -- the
clinical, ethical, legal, and personal. Developing strategies to promote
professional resiliency is an area of particular interest for me. I work from a
strength-based perspective to summon both the counsellor's trust in their clinical
insight and their sense of curiosity with respect to areas of potential growth and
challenge.

The research for my Master's Thesis focused on the training and education of
clinical supervisors as an issue of emergent concern for our professional
communities and one that engages me in ongoing research and course
development.

I facilitate courses in Clinical Supervision at the Justice Institute of BC as well
as teach Clinical Supervision in the faculty of Counselling Psychology at City
University.

The inner life of
any great thing will
be incomprehensible
to me until I develp
and deepen an inner
life of my own. I
cannot know in
another being what I
do not know in
myself.
~Parker Palmer