I am a Board-approved LMHC and LPC in Washington and Oregon and clinical supervisor in both states.

I am proud to support emerging therapists by providing supervision in navigating the clinical, legal, ethical, and business complexities of this profession.

Clinical

Supervision

Some of my Clinical supervision specialties:

  • Eating disorders

  • Fat liberation, weight inclusivity and HAES

  • Higher levels of care

  • Utilization management, insurance reviews & pre-authorization

  • Deconstruction, deconversion, religious abuse, religious OCD

  • Parts work

  • Perfectionism

  • Creativity, Art & Therapy

  • Self-care, Self of the therapist

  • Chronic pain/Illness and therapy

  • Attachment theory

  • Transference and counter-Transferance

  • Psychodynamic theory

  • Existential and logo theory

  • Building a private practice

  • Entrepreneurship

  • Work/Life/Personal life balance

  • Navigating ethics

  • Marketing & Advertising

  • Therapy outside the box

About:

Emily has over 10 years experience working with eating and mood disorders in an array of treatment settings from higher levels of care to outpatient. She is licensed in both Oregon and Washington. Emily is currently an entrepreneur and business owner in Bellingham, WA. In addition, Emily is an artist and painter, deep feeler, thinker, and lifelong learner.

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PHILOSOPHY & APPROACH

Emily’s approach is collaborative, relational, trauma-informed, and human. She draws from somatic, IFS, mindfulness, gestalt and psychodynamic interventions, while having an overall anti-diet framework informed by the Health At Every Size® principles. She strives to promote an atmosphere of respect, curiosity and humility; to offer a space that is anti-oppressive and attuned to political, economic, and socio-cultural inequalities and violence inherent in the systems we operate. She works with folks who feel like a stranger within their body, mind, and spirit, and offers a space for people to experience their bodies, emotions, values, and sense of worthiness with the intent to grow inner-tenderness and self-compassion, sometimes for the first time.

PRAGMATICS AND LOGISTICS

As with clients, all information discussed in supervision sessions is generally kept highly confidential, although there are a few exceptions: • Imminent threat of harm to self, • Imminent and identifiable threat to others, and • Reported abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult. Should these issues become relevant, it may be necessary to break confidentiality to report these issues to the supervisor at your place of employment/internship site.

Fees:

Single Supervision Session (1 hour)
1-2 people - $90

Single Supervision Session (2 hours)
1-2 people - $180

Group Supervision (2 hours)
5-6 people $60/person