A Space to Rethink Supervision.
The Clinical Supervision Lab is for therapists who want to:
- Work through challenging clinical cases with support and guidance.
- Strengthen their clinical judgment and decision-making.
- Develop confidence in their knowledge, skills, and instincts.
- Explore ethical questions and navigate complex clinical situations.
- Find their clinical voice and develop their own approach to practice.
If you’re ready to rethink what supervision can feel like, build confidence in your clinical judgment, and find your clinical voice.
ABOUT THE APPROACH
Supervision that builds your judgment, not your dependence
Grounded in ethical decision-making, Regulatory College requirements, trauma-informed practice, and years of hands-on experience, supervision here is a space to work through challenging cases, strengthen your clinical judgment, and develop your clinical voice.
The approach is restorative and collaborative. You can ask questions, be challenged, build confidence, and learn to trust your clinical knowledge.
Good supervision should help you feel more confident in your own clinical judgment, not more dependent on someone else’s.
Meet Your Supervisor
I’m Rachel Hindel, MSW, RSW, a psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with more than 15 years of experience in mental health and social work. I have provided clinical supervision to students and clinicians since 2019.
My approach is thoughtful, collaborative, and grounded in the belief that good supervision should help you become more confident in your own clinical judgment. I bring curiosity, practical experience, and a supportive but challenging lens to our work together.
Clinical Supervision Lab
FIND YOUR FIT
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to supervision. Whether you are looking for individualized guidance or the opportunity to learn alongside other clinicians, the Clinical Supervision Lab offers options to support your growth, strengthen your clinical judgment, and help you find your voice as a therapist.
Drop In Lab
“I have something specific I need help with.”
A client, clinical situation, ethical question, or decision you want to think through with someone experienced. You don’t need ongoing supervision, just a place to slow down, get another perspective, and leave with clarity about what you’re seeing and what to do next.
Bring a case you can’t figure out, a boundary question, a difficult therapeutic relationship, a client who’s getting under your skin, or a decision you’re second-guessing.
$200 · 60 minutes
Clinical Thinking Circle
“I want to think about my work with other clinicians.”
An affordable, supportive small group (4 clinicians, 90 minutes) for exploring real clinical questions together, hearing different perspectives, and learning from peers.
Each month has a theme, such as
- The case I can’t stop thinking about
- When therapy gets stuck
- Am I seeing this clearly?
- The therapist I am becoming
- When boundaries are complicated
$85 per session
Ongoing Supervision
“I need help finding my clinical voice.”
Monthly individual supervision for therapists who understand the theory and want support developing their own judgment.
Expect to be challenged, guided, and supported by someone invested in your growth. We’ll work on clinical judgment, therapist identity and voice, challenging client dynamics, burnout and self-care, ethics and boundaries, and working from your values.
$540 for 3 sessions · $180 per 60 minute session + additional benefits
Clinical supervision lab
Grounded, reflective, and collaborative.
The goal of the Lab is to help you strengthen your clinical judgment, trust your knowledge, and develop confidence in your own clinical voice. I blend a variety of frameworks in our sessions:
- Reflective Practice: Creating space to explore clinical decisions, identify assumptions, and strengthen self-awareness.
- Person-Centred Approach: Building a respectful, collaborative supervisory relationship that recognizes your strengths, experiences, and goals.
- Ethical Practice & Regulatory Standards: Exploring ethical dilemmas, professional boundaries, and College regulations and requirements.
- Evidence-Informed Practice: Integrating current therapeutic models, research, and practical clinical tools into your work.
- Trauma-Informed Supervision: Considering the impact of trauma, safety, power, and relationships in clinical practice.
- Strengths-Based Approach: Building on your existing knowledge and skills to strengthen clinical confidence, judgment, and autonomy.
Together, we will build on your strengths, explore new perspectives, and help you grow into a more confident and thoughtful clinician.
The Process
Simple. Supportive. At your pace.
Simple. Supportive.
At your pace.
Reach Out
Get in touch to share what you are looking for in supervision, the challenges you are navigating, and what you hope to gain from the experience.
We’ll Talk
We’ll talk about your goals, clinical interests, and supervision needs to determine whether the Lab is the right fit for you.
Experience Supervision Differently
Start building confidence in your clinical judgment, exploring new perspectives, and developing your own clinical voice through thoughtful, collaborative supervision.
Over time, supervision becomes a space to reflect, build confidence, and strengthen your clinical judgment. Together, we’ll work toward helping you trust your knowledge, navigate uncertainty, and develop a clinical voice that feels authentic to you.