If your caseload includes LGBTQ+ clients, late-identified neurodivergent adults, or queer and neurodiverse couples — you already know that generic supervision frameworks often leave you working through the hardest clinical moments largely on your own. I'm neurodivergent and queer myself. That's not a tagline. It's why this supervision is different.
Small cohort. Real clinical engagement. You'll leave each session with something actually useful for the clients sitting across from you.
You're working with clients who've been misread, misdiagnosed, and failed by mainstream systems — and you're trying to hold that clinically with care. That takes a supervisor who actually understands what you're navigating, not just one who's familiar with the frameworks in the abstract.
If you're working with LGBTQ+ clients, neurodivergent adults, or queer and neurodiverse couples — or you want to build real skill with those populations — you deserve supervision that goes beyond surface-level affirmation and engages the clinical, cultural, and relational dimensions seriously.
That's what you'll get here.
Beyond the basics. You'll build culturally specific clinical skill — working with coming out, identity integration, queer relationships, family systems, and internalized shame. Queer clients make up a significant part of my own practice, so this isn't theoretical for me.
Late-diagnosed ADHD, AuDHD, and autism — with real emphasis on identity integration, shame cycles, unmasking, and decades of misunderstanding. I'm neurodivergent myself, so you won't be translating for me when these cases come up.
You'll develop relational and systemic skill for couples work — including LGBTQ+ couples, neurodiverse partnerships, and the particular complexity of relationships where one or both partners are late-identified.
Your queer neurodivergent clients are often masking on two axes at once. You'll learn to hold both in the room — not as separate modules to switch between, but as an integrated way of seeing and working with the whole person.
When your clients are dysregulated, you feel it too. We'll work on understanding your own nervous system responses in session — how to recognize them, work with them, and use that awareness to stay present with clients whose nervous systems are working hard.
If you're queer or neurodivergent yourself, your identity is already in the room. We'll work on how to use that — how to let it be an asset without losing clinical clarity. This is supervision, not therapy — but that line deserves real attention.
Your monthly flat fee covers both individual and group supervision — so you're meeting the NC Board's minimum requirements and getting actual clinical support at the same time. No choosing between the two.
Your clients have been misread and underserved by systems that weren't built for them. You're trying to do something different. That deserves supervision that takes it as seriously as you do.
Tell me a little about your caseload, where you are in your hours, and what you're hoping to get from supervision. No formal application yet — just a real introduction so I know who I'm talking to.
15–20 minutes to talk through fit. I want to hear about your clinical interests and what supervision has looked like for you so far. Bring your questions — there are no wrong ones.
NC Board-compliant, covering goals, format, fees, and expectations. You submit a completed form to the Board before we start. You'll know exactly what you're agreeing to — no surprises.
I'll place you in a group of 4 LMFTAs with compatible focus areas. You'll meet monthly as a group, and build peer relationship alongside clinical skill — not just log hours in isolation.
Spots are limited to 4 supervisees total. If the cohort is full when you reach out, I'll let you know.
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Individual + group supervision. Add-on sessions available at $100 each.