Clinical Supervision Services
Are you a therapist looking to improve your intervention skills, learn more about a particular modality or presenting problem, or want better support with safe and effective use of self? Are you seeking a supervisor who is knowledgeable, experienced, and skilled but fun, engaging, down-to-earth, and non-intimidating?
We’ve got some great supervision options for you.
What can supervision support with?
Fulfilling the requirements of your regulatory body (i.e CRPO supervision requirements)
External supervision to help you complete your practicum placement.
Maintenance supervision for more experienced practitioners looking to keep their skills sharpened
Helping you navigate your existing cases through case conceptualization support
Working through specific presenting problems & topic-specific questions
Exploring therapeutic modalities, or how to case conceptualize different cases through different modalities.
Safe and effective use of self as a therapist, burnout prevention & therapist self-care
Crisis scenarios & reporting duties
Ethical practice, PHIPA compliance & regulatory body adherence
Learning new interventions and therapy skills
The business side of therapy
And more, just ask!
Our supervisors are here to help you with a wide range of therapy practice needs such as:
Supervision Formats
We’ve got a variety of supervision options for you to choose from!
Individual Supervision
Meet one-on-one with your supervisor. This is a great option for those with lots of questions, acute cases, or who are newer to the field and want to soak up the entire session for learning! Your session will be fully devoted to your needs as a therapist and customized solely to you.
Dyadic Supervision
You and your dyadic partner (another therapist in the field) will meet with your supervisor. This is great for those who are looking for financially accessible supervision and who are eager to learn both from their supervisor and their peers. Supervisees will often find themselves learning from one another’s questions. Supervision sessions aim to allow both dyadic partners equal time to ask questions or present cases, and sessions will be organized based on the collective needs of both dyadic partners.
Group Supervision - Coming Soon!
Group supervision is another financially accessible supervision format that allows you to learn from your supervisor and a group of like-minded peers. In these sessions, you may only have time to present 1 or 2 cases/questions as the needs of the whole group need to be prioritized. You’ll find yourself learning a lot from the cases and questions others present. Typically these are well-organized groups to allow for everyone to get access to support.
HOW WE CAN MEET
We Can Connect Virtually or Via phone.
Whether you’re near or far, our supervisors are here to support. We can meet conveniently online or via telephone, giving you more flexibility to chose a time and place that works for you and your busy schedule. If you’re ready to start, book a free consultation with one of our supervisors below!
What you can expect from our supervisors.
Our supervisors share our belief that the world of therapy doesn’t have to feel clinical and stuffy, or zen and fluffy.
We’re practical, down-to-earth, easygoing, and dare I say… fun?
We’re strong believers that supervision is a massive influencer of your learning as a therapist, so we take the time to cater supervision to you, your needs, your likes and preferences, and most importantly, how you like to learn. Our supervisors have tons of experience, but not the clinical stuffiness or “intimidation factor” that sometimes comes with this kind of experience.
Our supervisors are approachable, warm, welcoming, supportive, and definitely not intimidating.
With experience in a variety of presenting struggles, modalities, and approaches, our supervisors are well-equipped to support your diverse caseload. We also offer flexible scheduling and different supervision formats to suit your needs and busy schedule! If you can’t tell, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to supervision here - together, we’ll customize your supervision experience so you get the most out of it!
How it works
Step 1: Supervision Consultation
Similar to clients finding the right therapist, we think it’s critical to find the right supervisor to complement your learning style and approach to therapy. Our supervisors offer a free 15-minute consultation for you to meet with them to see if they’re the right fit for you before moving forward. This is also a great opportunity to discuss practical pieces of supervision like fees, pacing, and frequency and to get your questions answered by your potential supervisor.
Step 2: Initial Supervision Session
The first supervision session is an opportunity for your supervisor to get to know you even better so they can cater your supervision sessions to you. They’ll spend time exploring your stage of practice, your strengths, preferred modalities, any goals you may have for supervision, how you like to learn and receive feedback, and how you’d like to structure your supervision sessions. Together, you and your supervisor will set up a supervision plan that fits your unique needs.
Step 3: Ongoing Supervision Sessions
In subsequent supervision sessions, your supervisor will structure the sessions based on your preferences and clinical needs. Most of the time, they’ll check in at the beginning of your session, and you’ll collaboratively set an agenda based on priorities and clinical urgency. Throughout your work together, your supervisor will ask for and encourage regular feedback so they can continue customizing the learning experience TO YOU. As the needs in your therapy practice change, so can your supervision!
Meet our Supervisors
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Lindsay Hummelink
RSW, MSW, Clinical Supervisor
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New Supervisor Coming Soon!
RP, Clinical Supervior
Frequently Asked Questions about Supervision at Rebound
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Supervision fees are dependent on the supervisor you work with. We’ve listed each supervisor’s fee on their team page! Check out their team member page for more details
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Come prepared, to the best of your abilities! Try to do some self reflection to determine how you do your best learning, and share any insight you have about your learning style with your supervisor! We recommend preparing your questions and cases ahead of time so your session can be focused on getting support. Take notes throughout, ask questions, clarify, and give your supervision as much feedback as possible so they can continue to enhance your supervision experience!
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Your supervisor should have training and experience working with the presenting topics and modalities that you need support within your practice. They should also be able to cater your supervision sessions to what you’re looking for. You’ll want to check in with yourself to see if you feel comfortable, safe, and easily able to learn from your supervisor. A rapport with your therapist is important – do you feel like you want to work with them? These are some quick tips for ensuring your supervisor is the right fit!
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Book a free consultation with the supervisor, or supervisors, you have interest in working with! Prepare any questions you have for them ahead of time and attend the consultation to see if they are the right fit for you before proceeding with your first supervision session!
