Supervision for Healers and Counselors

Being a gifted healer, counselor, therapist, or teacher depends not only on skill but also on a deep sense of artistry and purpose.

We cannot guide others to places we haven’t traveled ourselves. True excellence as a healer goes beyond knowledge or skill—it requires cultivating refined artistry and a deep, nuanced connection with your modality. Developing this level of mastery needs the presence of someone actively helping to shape and support you.

For nearly 20 years, I’ve supervised holistic practitioners and psychotherapists. While supervision—one-on-one mentoring—has traditionally been for clinicians, it’s equally vital for anyone in the healing arts.

If you work with clients, having a space to unpack how you approach your work, how you show up, and what your sessions evoke within you is essential. Supervision becomes a think-tank where we explore your client dynamics deeply and craft thoughtful strategies to support their care.

In my experience, many psychotherapists eventually open to deeper spiritual dimensions and seek guidance to integrate these into their clinical work. Conversely, many energy workers and spiritual practitioners lack foundational psychological insight that could enhance their healing practice. Our work bridges this gap.

Together, we’ll explore ethical standards, engage with diverse spiritual and psychological approaches, and cover topics like building a thriving practice, self-care, energetic hygiene, and professional presence.

Ultimately, all healing traditions trace back to shamanic roots. Our supervision may include working with natural cycles, shamanic journeying and altered states, spirit guides, divination tools, and incorporating current social and ecological realities into a dynamic, integrative healing practice.

Healing Advantages

Benefits of Supervision May Include

Integrating spirituality into clinical practice
Working with journeys, meditations, and altered states
Support with therapeutic strategies and treatment options
Enhancing intuition and psychic abilities
Bringing advanced psychological insight to holistic work
Creating or sustaining a successful practice
Integrating shamanism and spiritual practices into your work
Enhanced self-care and energetic hygiene
Working with energy, alchemy, or divination
Using natural cycles, astrology, and cultural trends in your practice
Developing a new identity as a practitioner or teacher
Learning to recognize energetic and archetypal patterns in clients

Note on Supervision for Healers & Counselors

Sessions are 60 minutes long.
Most clients meet twice a month, though frequency is always tailored to each person’s individual needs.