Services
heal psychotherapy - Virtual Group Supervision
Trauma-Focused Clinical Supervision Group
- Join Our 8-Week Virtual Clinical Supervision Group
- Accumulate the Necessary Supervision Hours for Your CRPO Requirements
“To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson

Important Dates
Accumulate 16-hours of Clinical Supervision & Apply them toward your
cRPO requirements
Group A
Group B
Mondays from 1:00pm to 3:00pm
- July 7th
- July 14th
- July 21st
- July 28th
- August 4th
- August 11th
- August 18th
- August 25th
$1000 for 8 two-hour sessions (16 hours)
Fridays from 3:00pm to 5:00pm
- July 11th
- July 18th
- July 25th
- August 8th
- August 15th
- August 29th
- September 5th
- September 12th
$1000 for 8 two-hour sessions (16 hours)
Registration Deadline: June 25th, 2025
Example of Q&As/Topics in Supervision
1. How to Work with Trauma Safely
“What if I trigger my client? What if I get overwhelmed?”
Psychoeducation on trauma responses (freeze/fawn)
Grounding techniques for therapist and client
When to refer or slow down
2. Understanding the Nervous System
“I want to learn how to track dysregulation and support safety.”
How to apply polyvagal theory in session
Reading cues of sympathetic vs. dorsal states
Using language and pacing to support co-regulation
3. Parts Work, Inner Child, and Identity Healing
“Clients are talking about ‘younger parts’ — what do I do with that?”
Introduction to ego states and dissociation
When a “persona” is a protector
How to validate and work with fragmented identities
4. Addiction — Through a Self-Medicating, Trauma-Informed Lens
“What’s the root of binge drinking? What about porn or food?”
Avoiding moral framing; understanding adaptive strategies
Shame and moral injury
The Default Mode Network (DMN) and the Self
Understanding the Seeking System (part of Deep Brain Reorienting)
Integration of the Stages of Change model
5. Countertransference and the Therapist’s Triggers
“I freeze or get anxious when clients are intense. Is that bad?”
Using your nervous system as a clinical tool
When your inner child meets theirs (a brainstem approach)
Staying self-compassionate while holding boundaries
6. Documentation, Ethics & CRPO Expectations
“I’m so scared I’m going to do something wrong.”
Real examples of record-keeping, consent, and boundaries
Talking about trauma without re-traumatizing
Navigating dual relationships, social media, and self-disclosure
7. How to Be “Trauma-Informed” — for Real
“I know the phrase, but what does it mean in the room?”
Attunement over intervention
Pace and titration
Respecting ambivalence and the survival strategy
The human first
8. Introduction to Neuroscientific Modalities
“I want to learn more about brain-based therapy models.”
Overview of DBR, NARM®, SE, and Neurofeedback approaches
Why neuroscience matters in identity work
How to talk “brain” with clients without sounding clinical
