Online Training for Therapists
Therapist Supervision Services
Elevate Your Therapeutic Skills & Build a Stronger Practice
20+ Years of Experience
Led by a Ph.D. in Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience, our supervision is built on decades of expertise in advanced therapeutic modalities.
Meets YU & CRPO Requirements
Our clinical supervision meets the standards of Yorkville University and the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.
Integrative
Modality
We offer extended training in a variety of therapeutic approaches, including CBT, DBT, Humanistic, Solution-Focused, Trauma, & more.
Supervision Services
Are you a therapist looking to enhance your clinical expertise?
Whether you’re a recent graduate, seeking licensure, or a seasoned professional, our supervision services are tailored to support your ongoing professional development.
We’re here to support you on your journey to becoming a therapist.
Supervision Services
What is Clinical Supervision?
Clinical supervision is a cornerstone of professional development for therapists, providing ongoing support and guidance throughout their careers. It offers a structured space to refine clinical skills, navigate ethical complexities, and foster personal and professional growth.
Supervision is more than a regulatory requirement—it’s an opportunity to enhance the quality of care provided to clients.
Clinical supervision is essential for therapists at all stages of their careers, offering opportunities to:
How We Help
Refine therapeutic skills and techniques.
Discuss challenging cases and receive expert feedback.
Learn new interventions and stay updated on best practices.
Build a strong professional identity and navigate career transitions.
Sharpen case conceptualization, assessment, and treatment planning
Provide more effective therapy leading to better outcomes for clients.
The CRPO Requirements
The CRPO requires that Psychotherapy students and Qualified Psychotherapists (RPQ) obtain a minimum of one hour of clinical supervision weekly, in individual, dyadic, or group format. Once members achieve RP status (450 DCC hours, 100 hours supervision), the CRPO suggests 1 hour of supervision biweekly. Once RPs have achieved 1000 hours of direct client contact and 150 hours of clinical supervision, they may apply to practice independently.
Supervision Services for Therapists
Professional growth starts here.
Take the next step in your therapeutic journey and elevate your practice with our expert supervision services.
How We Help
Our Supervision Services
We offer flexible supervision options to meet the needs of therapists at all stages of their careers:
Group Supervision
- Weekly, Bi-weekly, or Monthly support.
- 2-hour group sessions available in Morning, Afternoon, and Evening options.
- 4-8 participants.
- $85 per 2-hour session; Book 4 group sessions for $80 each; Book 5+ sessions for $75 each.
- 10 minute complimentary Crisis/Containment Support.
Dyadic Supervision
- Weekly, Bi-weekly, or Monthly support.
- 9 am - 6 pm, Monday-Friday.
- Bring a partner: Or we can match you.
- $85 per person for a 55-minute session.
- Reduced individual rates when combined with Dyadic supervision; 10-minute complimentary Crisis/Containment support.
Individual Supervision
- Weekly, Bi-weekly, or Monthly support.
- 9 am - 6 pm, Monday-Friday.
- Up to $170 for 50-minute sessions.
- Reduced rates for interns and new graduates; Reduced rates if combined with Dyadic/Group supervision.
- Additional Support: Complimentary 10-minute Crisis/Containment support between sessions.
Benefits of Clinical Supervision
How We Help
Enhance Your Skills
Refine your therapeutic techniques and build a repertoire of evidence-based practices.
Develop Professional Identity
Explore your therapeutic style, strengthen your clinical judgment, and integrate your learning into practice.
Stay Accountable
Ensure adherence to professional standards and ethics, maintaining high-quality care for your clients.
Recieve Expert Guidance
Navigate complex cases, ethical dilemmas, and challenging client situations with support from experienced supervisors.
Manage Compassion Fatigue & Burnout
Gain insights and strategies to balance self-care with your professional responsibilities.
Investing In Clinical Supervision
Investing in clinical supervision is investing in your professional growth and your clients’ well-being.
Take the next step in your therapeutic journey with Insight-Online.
Registered Psychotherapist (CRPO #005749)
Clinical Supervisor
Associate Professor
Founder & Clinical Lead
Clinical Supervisor
About Kate
Kate is a Registered Psychotherapist (CRPO) and a Canadian Certified Counsellor-Supervisor (CCS) through the CCPA. With a Ph.D. in Research Psychology (Neuropsychoanalysis), she integrates a brain-based, somatic framework where it benefits case conceptualization. As a clinical fellow in Neuropsychoanalysis, Kate applies this knowledge in supervision, particularly when a client presents with primary activation in one of the seven emotional systems.
She supports psychotherapy interns, RPQs, and fully licensed professionals as they develop or refine their professional identity. Kate emphasizes self-reflection, case conceptualization, and skill-building while encouraging intentionality in selecting modalities and techniques that align with the therapist’s goals and the client’s needs.
Book a free consultation with Kate to explore how she can help you and your clients through individual, dyadic, or group supervision.
Supervision Framework & Philosophy
Are you looking to work more deeply with clients?
Kate is an integrative therapist and supervisor who uses a contemporary psychodynamic and analytic lens, focusing on attachment and relational patterns, both past and present. She helps supervisees integrate this lens with other modalities, especially if they aim to engage in deeper, long-term work with clients. This framework not only explores thoughts, feelings, and behaviours (symptoms) but also uncovers past hurt, pain, loss, or grief beneath the surface. Kate’s approach helps clients gain insight into the unconscious processes influencing their current relationships, recognizing patterns to better understand how they show up in their lives.
As an Associate Professor in psychology and psychotherapy for over 20 years, a clinician since 2005, and a clinical supervisor since 2015, Kate believes that effective counselling relies on a therapist’s ability to stay true to themselves while building strong therapeutic relationships. This involves staying present with clients and simultaneously remaining connected to oneself within the clinical setting. Her supervision philosophy focuses on linking theory to practice while helping supervisees reflect on their emotional reactions during sessions, fostering critical reflection on their SEUS (safe and effective use of self).
Therapy Modalities
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- Humanistic Therapy
- Mentalization
- Trauma- Informed
- Spiritually-Integrated
- Advanced Couple & Family
- Gottman Method
- Compassionate Inquiry
- Attachment-Based Therapy
- Strengths-Based
- Solution-Focused
- Relational Therapy
- Polyvagal Theory
- Mindfulness-Based
- Internal Family Systems
- Emotionally Focused
- Narrative Therapy
- Motivational Interviewing
- Neurodivergence
Insight-Online Therapy Supervision Services
Why Choose Us?
Experienced
Supervisors
Led by professionals with 20 years of clinical experience and a Ph.D. in Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience. We also specialize in a variety of integrative modalities with extensive training in trauma, attachment, neuropsychotherapy and more.
Supportive
Environment:
A non-judgmental space for your professional growth and self-reflection. We cater your learning to how you learn best and walk with you every step of the way ensuring you recieve the guidance and support on your therpeautic career journey.
Neuroscience
Approach
Our approach integrates advanced knowledge in neuroscience and psychoanalysis to support therapists in understanding the brain's role in therapeutic processes. By linking theory to practice, we help clients rewire their brain for change.
Book your consultation today to discuss your supervision needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Supervision Services
What is clinical supervision?
Clinical supervision is a professional service that provides therapists with the guidance and support needed to develop their therapeutic skills and ensure they provide safe, effective treatment to clients.
Who needs clinical supervision?
Clinical supervision is essential for therapists seeking licensure, new graduates, and even experienced practitioners looking to refine their skills or specialize in new therapeutic modalities.
How often should I receive clinical supervision?
The frequency of supervision depends on your stage of practice. The CRPO recommends one hour of clinical supervision per week for newer practitioners and one hour every two weeks for those working toward independent practice.
What types of supervision does Insight-Online offer?
We offer Group, Dyadic, and Individual supervision options tailored to meet your scheduling and learning preferences.
Can I combine different types of supervision?
Yes, we offer flexibility to mix and match individual, dyadic, and group supervision to meet CRPO requirements and your personal development goals.
What makes Insight-Online’s supervision unique?
Our supervisors bring a unique blend of advanced academic training and clinical experience, emphasizing integrative approaches and a deep understanding of neuroscience and psychotherapy.
