Promote your growth and competence.

Clinical supervision is a valuable resource for therapists at all career stages; promoting ongoing growth, competency and self care. It provides a structured opportunity to reflect on your clinical practice, explore different therapeutic approaches and address countertransference, all with an expert who wants to see you thrive professionally.

Qualifications

I have supervised and trained hundreds of therapists from a variety of backgrounds.

I provide supervision hours for psychologists working towards licensure and I am a Colorado Counseling Association-Approved LPC Supervisor.

I served as the Training Director for an American Psychological Association (APA) Accredited Predoctoral Internship and Postdoctoral Residency program for psychologists at a large, multiservice non profit.

I also work with many seasoned therapists in private practice who want regular consultation to enhance and support their practice.

Testimonials

  • Dr. Samantha A., Ph.D.

    “Dr. Kailin has been my clinical supervisor for the past two years, and I cannot recommend her highly enough. Her intuitive and grounded temperament has been a constant source of support from the beginning of my training, Providing the guidance I needed during those early stages. As I have progressed, she has adeptly transitioned to challenging me, fostering my growth and development.”

  • Danika S., MA, LPC

    “Dr. Kailin is an incredible psychologist with a gift for teaching and supervision. She is supportive, engaging and affirming in supervision. She fosters confidence and the building of clinical intuition in young therapists. Her knowledge of the field in invaluable. Supervision with Dr. Kailin has been instrumental in my professional development.”

  • Shari J., LCSW

    “As a therapist of nearly ten years, I greatly value Dr. Kailin's expertise as a clinical consultant. She has helped me work through stuck points in treatment, recognize countertransference, skillfully utilize myself in session and see challenging clinical situations from different perspectives. She has a wealth of knowledge about numerous clinical interventions and has been a great support to me in my practice. I highly recommend working with Dr. Kailin for clinical supervision and/or consultation!”

  • Sophie E., MA, LPCC

    “Dr. Kailin is by far the best supervisor I’ve had. She immediately put me at ease in our first session by getting to know me as a person and as a professional. She is so knowledgeable about clinical issues, legal/ethical concerns, and best business practices. She has supported me in both my clinical work and in editing important paperwork for my practice. She is kind, level headed and so easy to talk to. I highly recommend her as a supervisor!”

  • Tracy S., MA, LPCC

    I am SO happy I found Dr. Kailin - she is exactly the type of supervisor I have been looking for and needing. Dr. Kailin challenges me in the best ways, has so much knowledge and has helped increase my self-confidence as a newer therapist. She is kind, calm, personable, and extremely insightful. She made it so easy to open up to her, and I have always felt validated and heard. Dr. Kailin is the absolute best!”

What to Expect

For therapists working towards licensure, I tend to use a Developmental approach to supervision. This approach meets you where you are and is focused on your growth and professional maturity.

My approach supports you in acquiring new skills, expanding your clinical knowledge, increasing self-awareness and, most importantly, self care. This helps ensure that the therapist’s “instrument” is healthy and ready for a long and satisfying career.

In my own clinical work, I tend to formulate cases from a psychodynamic orientation while working from a very integrative approach that pulls from DBT, ACT, polyvagal theory and CBT. 

I can approach supervision from a variety of theoretical orientations depending upon your preference. I can help you learn and deepen your preferred orientation and/or help you build your competency in new frameworks.

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