We offer clinical supervision and consultation for psychologists, psychotherapists, counselors, and counselling psychology practicum students who are developing their clinical practice or looking for thoughtful professional guidance.
Our approach combines clinical rigor with a supportive, collegial space to reflect, ask questions, strengthen your skills, and develop confidence in your clinical judgment.
Clinical supervision may be part of your training or professional development. We work with professionals and trainees at different stages of practice, depending on each supervisor’s qualifications and areas of expertise.
For practicum students and other trainees, supervision takes into account the requirements of your academic program and clinical placement.
Supervision may include case conceptualization, treatment or intervention planning, clinical skills, professional boundaries, ethics, documentation, and challenges that arise in your work with clients.
It also provides space to think through uncertainty, consider different clinical perspectives, and reflect on your own responses within the helping relationship.
Where appropriate, supervision may include guidance in particular therapeutic approaches or areas of clinical practice, depending on the supervisor’s expertise.
We believe good supervision should be both rigorous and supportive.
Our supervisors bring clinical experience, current evidence, and high professional and ethical standards to the work while making room for questions, uncertainty, and continued learning.
We aim to create a collegial relationship in which you can think openly about your work, receive clear and constructive feedback, and strengthen both your skills and your clinical judgment.
Supervision is tailored to your level of experience, learning goals, professional role, and the clients you serve.
Experienced clinicians may not require formal supervision but may want another professional perspective on a clinical question, challenging case, or area of practice.
Clinical consultation offers a space to discuss your thinking, consider different perspectives, and draw on the consultant’s clinical experience and areas of expertise. The focus can be adapted to the questions and challenges you bring.
The profiles below describe the clinicians’ professional backgrounds, clinical areas of practice, and approaches. Please contact us to discuss the fit with your supervision or consultation needs.
You can write to us with a few words about your professional background, where you are in your training or career, and what you are looking for in supervision or consultation.
If you are a practicum student, please also include your program, practicum stage, and any supervision requirements you are expected to meet.
Dr. Goldwater-Adler provides psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and adults, and works with parents and caregivers seeking support. She helps people understand what may be keeping them stuck, find practical ways to cope with what they are facing, and work toward changes that matter to them. Her approach is active, collaborative, and tailored to each person’s needs and circumstances.
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Alia Raad provides psychotherapy to adults and couples. Her warm, integrative approach creates space to understand difficult experiences, emotions, relationships, and patterns that may be getting in the way. Care is shaped by each person’s history, needs, and goals.
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Dr. Fortier provides psychotherapy to young children and works closely with the adults who care for them. Her approach centres on play, emotions, development, and relationships, with attention to what a child’s behaviour may be communicating and to the experience of the family around them.
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