Therapist Supervision & Consultation
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Supervision
Our therapeutic supervision provides licensed clinicians and trainees with reflective, skill-building, and ethically grounded guidance within an LGBTQ+ affirming framework. Supervision integrates clinical best practices, cultural humility, and attention to systemic factors that shape clients’ lives, supporting supervisors and supervisees in delivering competent, compassionate care.
Clinical skill development: assessment, case conceptualization, treatment planning, evidence-based interventions, trauma-informed care, and person-centered outcomes.
Strengthening therapeutic presence, transference/countertransference awareness, managing ruptures and boundary issues.
Group supervision options for peer learning, case consultation, and skill development.
To inquire about supervision availability, contact us.
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Case Consultation
Individual and small-group case consultation for licensed clinicians and advanced trainees working with LGBTQ+ clients.
Focus on clinical presentations including gender-affirming care, minority stress, intersectional trauma, and relationship/family dynamics.
Emphasis on culturally responsive, affirming interventions and ethical decision-making in LGBTQ+ care.
Interactive discussion with peer feedback, evidence-informed recommendations, and practical strategies for therapeutic planning.
Option for telehealth or in-person at Pride Counseling NW’s office in University Place.
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Individual Consults
Individualized consultations designed for licensed professionals seeking to learn more about queer affirming practices.
In-depth discussion of clinical questions, ethical considerations, and real-world practice challenges.
Practical, evidence-informed strategies you can immediately integrate into your clinical work.
Guidance on creating and revising policies, documentation, and procedures to be more inclusive and affirming.
Support in strengthening culturally responsive, affirming care across assessment, treatment, and communication.
Space for reflection, skill-building, and professional growth in working with LGBTQIA+ communities.
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Group Consults
Clinicians, supervisors, organizational leaders, allied health professionals, and staff committed to improving LGBTQ+ affirming care.
Group consultation for colleagues seeking to identify and reduce barriers to LGBTQ+ inclusion in clinical practice, organizations, and team culture.
Identifying structural and interpersonal barriers to LGBTQ+ access and engagement (clinic policies, intake, environment, referral networks).
Exploring clinicians’ personal responses, biases, and countertransference related to sexual orientation, gender identity, and intersectional identities.
Being our own safe haven and secure base requires that we first have the capacity to be with our self. To sit, to listen, to be available to whatever arises within us.
-Jessica Fern