Insight-Online Clinical Supervision Blog

Welcoming Susan Young to Insight Online’s Group Supervision Community

Meet Susan Young, RP, joining Insight Online’s group supervision community and team. Learn about her 20+ years of experience in psychodynamic, relational, and attachment-based psychotherapy, clinical supervision, and psychotherapy training.

At Insight Online, we are committed to creating supervision groups that feel thoughtful, clinically meaningful, and well-held. As our supervision community continues to grow, we are pleased to welcome Susan Young as an additional group supervisor.

Susan will be supporting select group supervision sessions beginning in May 2026. Some members of the Insight Online community may already know Susan from when she previously covered groups during vacation time. We are excited to formally introduce her in this new role.

Susan brings more than 20 years of experience as a therapist, along with a strong background in psychodynamic, attachment-based, and relational approaches. Her clinical framework closely aligns with the foundation of Insight Online’s supervision work, while also bringing her own depth, perspective, and experience to the group learning process.

A Thoughtful Expansion of Group Supervision

The decision to bring Susan into the supervision community is rooted in care and continuity.

As group supervision continues to evolve, it is important that each group remains spacious, reflective, and supportive. Susan’s involvement allows us to continue offering meaningful supervision while giving participants the benefit of fresh eyes, additional clinical perspective, and a strong relational presence.

This transition is not intended to disrupt the group experience. Instead, it is meant to support it.

Susan and the Insight Online team are committed to making the shift as smooth, thoughtful, and supportive as possible for all participants.

Susan’s Group Supervision Schedule

Susan will be facilitating the following Insight Online group supervision sessions starting in May 2026:

Mondays from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Susan will begin facilitating this group after Monday, May 4, 2026.

Tuesdays from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Starting Tuesday, May 5, 2026.

Fridays from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
Starting Friday, May 8, 2026.

Participants in these time slots will see their group bookings transferred to Susan’s booking calendar in Jane. The group will appear under Group Supervision with Susan.

Administrative support for booking changes, fees, CRPO forms, billing, and related matters will continue to be handled through the primary Insight Online admin process.

About Susan Young

Before beginning her career as a psychotherapist, Susan spent 15 years in finance. She later trained at The Centre for Training in Psychotherapy, a training institute specializing in psychoanalytic and psychodynamic therapy, and graduated in 2012.

Susan has been working in the field of psychotherapy for more than 20 years. Over the past seven years, she has focused more deeply on clinical supervision, psychotherapy training, supervisee support, and curriculum development.

Her clinical orientation is grounded in psychodynamic, attachment, and relational frameworks. These approaches support a thoughtful and reflective supervision style that invites curiosity, emotional depth, and clinical growth.

Susan’s Experience in Psychotherapy, Training, and Supervision

Susan’s professional background includes extensive experience in psychotherapy, supervision, training, curriculum review, and community service.

After graduating from The Centre for Training in Psychotherapy, Susan served as the Assistant Registrar for the CTP training community from 2012 to 2015, providing administrative oversight of supervisees.

In 2012, she was elected to the Board of the Canadian Association for Psychodynamic Therapy.

Susan was also retained by Canada Curriculum Services as a psychotherapy training program reviewer for the CRPO institutional qualification process. This work broadened her knowledge of psychotherapy training curriculum beyond her primary psychodynamic modality.

In 2021, Susan collaborated with the Board of Directors at the Toronto Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis to help launch their student community clinic. As part of that work, she developed clinic guidelines and created a comprehensive 30-hour training curriculum for senior faculty supervisors and Registered Psychotherapists beginning to practice supervision.

The clinic is now well established and continues to provide affordable in-person psychodynamic therapy by interns for up to three years.

Additional Training and Professional Background

Susan’s background includes a wide range of clinical, supervisory, educational, and community-based experience.

Her training and experience include:

  • Theraplay with children and parents at Blue Hills Child & Family Services under the supervision of Dr. Evangeline Munns
  • Psychotherapy work under supervision prior to the establishment of the CRPO
  • Clinical work at Durham Professional Counselling under the supervision of Dr. P. Pajouhandeh
  • Training in Emotionally Focused Therapy with Dr. Sue Johnson
  • Levels 1 and 2 of The Gottman Method
  • Advanced Clinical Supervision training at Adler Graduate Professional School
  • Training in Alternative Dispute Resolution, Family Law and Arbitration, and Assessing for Power Imbalance in high-conflict couples and families
  • More than 60 additional hours of supervisory training
  • Ongoing participation in a weekly Relational Supervision training group

Susan also brings experience in regulated health practice consulting, nonprofit sector work, regulatory college complaint investigations, psychotherapy training education services, and supervisee administration oversight.

Her broader community service has included crisis counselling, resident rights review, human rights education, complaint investigation, and committee work related to student safety, equity, and community support.

Supporting the Insight Online Community

Susan is thrilled to join the Insight Online community and looks forward to supporting supervisees in their clinical development.

Her presence offers participants another thoughtful, experienced, and relationally grounded supervisor within the Insight Online network. We are excited for the perspective she will bring to the groups and the continued growth this will make possible within the supervision community.

We look forward to welcoming Susan into this next chapter of Insight Online group supervision.