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This is a four-week, live online supervision group for therapists meeting October 2, 9, 16, and 23, 2026, from 9:30–11:00 am ET via Zoom. Group size will remain small (4-6) to allow for meaningful discussion, experiential practice, and case consultation.
Clinical work asks us to be deeply present with another human being while remaining grounded enough in ourselves to think clearly, respond responsibly, and recognize what belongs to us and what does not.
Embodied Clinical Practice is designed for therapists who want to deepen their capacity to bring somatics, embodiment, and meditation into clinical practice in a grounded, ethical, and integrated way.
Rather than simply accumulating more techniques, we’ll explore how the therapist’s own embodiment can become part of the clinical foundation—allowing interventions and tools to arise more organically and responsibly.
Across the four weeks, we’ll explore the therapist’s body as an instrument, micro-somatic interventions, trauma-sensitive meditation, differentiation and over-functioning, empathic exhaustion, and maintaining steadiness in challenging clinical relationships.
Each session will include teaching, experiential practice, and case consultation, with attention to both practical clinical tools and the internal stance of the therapist.
For those pursuing licensure: Supervision requirements vary by license and jurisdiction. Participants are responsible for confirming whether these hours meet the requirements of their licensing board.
This is a four-week, live online supervision group for therapists meeting October 2, 9, 16, and 23, 2026, from 9:30–11:00 am ET via Zoom. Group size will remain small (4-6) to allow for meaningful discussion, experiential practice, and case consultation.
Clinical work asks us to be deeply present with another human being while remaining grounded enough in ourselves to think clearly, respond responsibly, and recognize what belongs to us and what does not.
Embodied Clinical Practice is designed for therapists who want to deepen their capacity to bring somatics, embodiment, and meditation into clinical practice in a grounded, ethical, and integrated way.
Rather than simply accumulating more techniques, we’ll explore how the therapist’s own embodiment can become part of the clinical foundation—allowing interventions and tools to arise more organically and responsibly.
Across the four weeks, we’ll explore the therapist’s body as an instrument, micro-somatic interventions, trauma-sensitive meditation, differentiation and over-functioning, empathic exhaustion, and maintaining steadiness in challenging clinical relationships.
Each session will include teaching, experiential practice, and case consultation, with attention to both practical clinical tools and the internal stance of the therapist.
For those pursuing licensure: Supervision requirements vary by license and jurisdiction. Participants are responsible for confirming whether these hours meet the requirements of their licensing board.