Supervision for Emerging Clinicians

Supporting your growth.

Sharpening your skills.

Centering your purpose.

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Welcome!

I'm Shayla Gray, LMFT

As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I’m committed to supporting the next generation of mental health professionals through ethical, culturally responsive, and clinically sound supervision. Whether you're an associate therapist working toward licensure or a graduate student seeking real-world insight, I offer supervision that nurtures both your competence and your confidence.

Who I Supervise

I provide clinical supervision to:

Associate Marriage and Family Therapists (AMFTs)

Pre-licensed mental health professionals seeking licensure

Graduate-level interns and practicum students (on a case-by-case basis)

Supervision Philosophy

My supervision style is collaborative, supportive, and grounded in developmental and systemic frameworks. I prioritize creating a safe space for exploration, accountability, and skill-building while tailoring supervision to each clinician’s experience level, therapeutic style, and learning goals.

Coaching

How it Works

Supervision Focus Areas

Case conceptualization using systemic and relational theories

Cultural humility and identity-informed care

Private practice development (as applicable)

Diagnostic formulation

and treatment planning

Building confidence in clinical presence and interventions

Ethical decision-making and legal considerations

Managing countertransference and professional boundaries

Supervision Format

Individual and/or group supervision (virtual)

Flexible scheduling to support working professionals

Documentation support and guidance on BBS requirements

Reflective tools and structured feedback to support growth