Debbi often engages supervisees with activities designed to model real play sessions while providing emotional support and advice when needed. Debbi is known for offering a climate in which the supervisee can feel understood, supported, and challenged as well as instructed and assisted in their counseling work.

Amy enjoys diving into case consultation with her clients, helping them examine their work through the various lenses her clients identify as their areas for desired growth. She is well versed in working with complex trauma and understands the extra support needed for therapists treating trauma. During the pandemic and this time of increased tensions within our political and world climate, Amy has found it especially helpful to her supervisees to incorporate applications of Somatic work into the sessions when applicable. These practices are both healthy reminders of simple tools for self-care as a therapist, as well as tools that can be used in session with their clients, to both physically and emotionally let go of some of the tensions those working in the helping field tend to hold for others.