Online Training for Therapists

Therapist Supervision Services

Elevate Your Therapeutic Skills & Build a Stronger Practice

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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

Dyadic Supervision

Individual Supervision

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.

Insight Online Clinical Supervisors

Meet Our Supervisors

Our supervisors bring decades of expertise in advanced therapeutic modalities, offering guidance that is both clinically rigorous and deeply supportive. Navigating complex cases or refining your therapeutic identity, you’ll be mentored by practitioners who truly understand the work.

Kate Harper

Founder and Clinical Supervisor
Kate holds a Ph.D. in Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience and brings decades of expertise in advanced therapeutic modalities, with her primary focus now centred on clinical supervision, training, course creation, and supporting therapists at every stage of their career development.

Susan Young

Clinical Supervisor
Susan brings over 20 years of experience as a psychotherapist and 7 years of focused clinical supervision training, with a psychoanalytic and psychodynamic foundation and a remarkable breadth of leadership across Canada’s top psychotherapy institutions.

Supervision Framework & Philosophy

Are you looking to work more deeply with clients? We are integrative supervisors who work from a contemporary psychodynamic and neuro-analytic lens, with a strong focus on attachment and relational patterns across both past and present experiences. Our goal is to help supervisees integrate this way of thinking with their existing therapeutic approaches, particularly if they are interested in engaging in deeper, longer-term work with clients. Rather than focusing solely on thoughts, feelings, and behaviours (symptoms), this framework invites therapists to look beneath the surface and explore the underlying hurt, pain, grief, loss, and unmet attachment needs that may be shaping a client’s current struggles. We emphasize helping supervisees identify unconscious relational patterns and emotional expectations that can continue to influence clients’ present relationships and ways of being in the world. As supervisors, we each bring over 20 years of clinical and teaching experience. We believe psychotherapy is not simply about techniques or interventions; it is also about the therapist’s capacity to remain grounded in themselves while building a meaningful therapeutic relationship. This means learning to stay emotionally present with clients while maintaining awareness of one’s own internal responses within the clinical encounter. Our supervision philosophy emphasizes bridging theory and practice through reflection, experiential learning, and discussion. We support supervisees in developing greater awareness of their emotional reactions and countertransference responses in session while strengthening their Safe and Effective Use of Self (SEUS). We believe that the therapist is one of the most important instruments of change, and that supervision offers a space to deepen both clinical skills and the therapist’s identity.

Therapeutic Modalities & Integrative Approach

We work with therapists who come from a wide range of therapeutic orientations and modalities. Our supervision is designed to help supervisees integrate a deeper attachment, relational, and neuroscience-informed psychodynamic lens into their existing clinical work. Whether your background includes CBT, DBT, EFT, IFS, Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness, Polyvagal Theory, Gottman, Compassionate Inquiry, or other approaches, our focus is not on replacing your current model. Rather, we help therapists think more deeply about what may be happening beneath the surface: unconscious relational patterns, attachment wounds, emotional predictions, and the underlying processes shaping clients’ present experiences. We view modalities as important clinical tools, while also emphasizing the therapist as the primary instrument of change. Our supervision supports clinicians in integrating symptom-focused approaches with deeper exploration of clients’ developmental histories, relational expectations, and unconscious processes.

Therapists We Work With Often Practice The Following Modalities

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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.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Supervision Services

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.

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.

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.

We offer Group, Dyadic, and Individual supervision options tailored to meet your scheduling and learning preferences.

Yes, we offer flexibility to mix and match individual, dyadic, and group supervision to meet CRPO requirements and your personal development goals.

Our supervisors bring a unique blend of advanced academic training and clinical experience, emphasizing integrative approaches and a deep understanding of neuroscience and psychotherapy.

Shaping Exceptional Therapists,
One Supervised Session at a Time.

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