Clinical Supervision for Emerging Psychodynamic & Jungian Therapists

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Serving emerging therapists in Denver, Boulder, and across Colorado through secure virtual clinical supervision.

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Together

Let’s Work

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Clinical supervision is an opportunity to develop your clinical identity with intention, curiosity, and depth. As a Clinical Supervisor, I provide virtual supervision for emerging therapists throughout Colorado who are completing the supervised hours required for licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). My approach is grounded in psychodynamic, Jungian, depth-oriented, and trauma-focused perspectives, creating space to think deeply about the therapeutic relationship, unconscious dynamics, attachment, and the complexities of clinical work. Together, we will cultivate your confidence as a clinician while strengthening case conceptualization, ethical decision making, and your capacity to remain present with clients in meaningful and transformative ways.

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Our Approach

I view clinical supervision as more than a space to discuss interventions or refine treatment plans. It is an opportunity to develop the capacity to think psychologically, tolerate uncertainty, and become more fully yourself as a therapist. The therapeutic relationship is never simply about techniques. It is shaped by the unique inner worlds of both therapist and client, and supervision offers a place to thoughtfully explore that complexity.

My work is rooted in psychodynamic, Jungian, depth-oriented, and trauma-focused traditions that honor the unconscious, symbolic meaning, and the transformative potential of authentic relationship. Together, we will explore transference and countertransference, attachment, dreams when clinically relevant, archetypal themes, and the ways personal history and culture influence the therapeutic process. Rather than seeking quick answers, we cultivate the capacity to remain curious, reflective, and present with what is emerging.

This approach is well suited for emerging therapists and mental health professionals who are drawn to depth psychology and relational psychotherapy. If you are looking for clinical supervision in psychology or clinical supervision in counseling that values both clinical competence and the ongoing development of the therapist, our work together will support not only how you practice, but who you become in the consulting room.

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What’s Included?

Clinical supervision is offered virtually to emerging therapists throughout Colorado who are working toward licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), as well as mental health professionals seeking ongoing consultation. Whether you are completing supervised clinical practice or looking to deepen your clinical thinking, supervision provides a collaborative space to strengthen your confidence, clinical identity, and therapeutic presence.

Most supervisees meet biweekly, although weekly supervision is available based on your training needs and licensure requirements. Supervision is primarily conducted individually, providing dedicated time for case consultation, ethical decision making, and the development of your unique clinical voice. Together, we will explore clinical work through psychodynamic, Jungian, depth-oriented, and trauma-focused perspectives, with thoughtful attention to attachment, unconscious dynamics, transference and countertransference, and the therapeutic relationship. This reflective approach to clinical supervision in psychology and clinical supervision in counseling supports the integration of theory, self-awareness, and effective clinical practice.

For clinicians who value learning alongside peers, small group supervision may also be available. If you have colleagues or like-minded therapists interested in participating together, I am happy to facilitate a supervision group. Whether you are completing licensure requirements or seeking clinical supervision for mental health professionals, our work together is designed to foster thoughtful, ethical, and grounded clinical practice.

“With the support of competent supervisors, the therapists are usually able to master their own troubled feelings & put them into perspective”

Judith Herman

TESTIMONIALS

  • As a deeply self-aware person, I knew I wanted to work with Nadia because she spoke to the wounding I knew was ruling my life and keeping me small: avoidance, fear, people-pleasing, perfectionism (the list could go on). I needed help breaking these patterns. I needed help digging deep and finding my authenticity. Nadia came into my life at a time when I was entering into a new, exciting relationship with great potential for intimacy. I could feel myself getting to the point where I wanted to run away (like I always did), but I was ready to, as Nadia says, lead from my authenticity and not my wounding. What happened next was 9 months of pure transformation. I was held and Nadia helped me rewire my nervous system to create new inner safety, which I now have with me no matter how chaotic the world around me is. Several unconscious wounds (my biggest one was shame) were brought to the surface during our time working together and to this day it seems surreal to look back and see how these behavior patterns were ruling my life and now I'm free of them. Working with Nadia changed my life and I'm forever grateful.

    ERICA WEINER

  • I’ve worked with therapists and coaches for a solid, and beneficial, twenty years. Working with Nadia has transformed my relationship with myself and the people I lead. Those relationships, including how I relate to myself, are defined by kindness, ease, and wild leaps of creativity, efficiency, kindness, and productivity. Working with Nadia has transformed my relationship with myself and the people I lead. Those relationships are now largely defined by kindness, ease, and wild leaps of creativity, efficiency, and productivity.

    KIMBERLY CORBITT

  • Before working with Nadia, I was living on autopilot. I had checked all the “boxes” in life, so I had no clue why I was feeling so anxious, irritable, and high strung. Nadia taught me how to feel better internally within the very first session, and almost 6 months later I can happily say my anxiety is nearly gone. My internal world is so at peace, it’s priceless, and the change in my external world is just as rich. I feel more empowered to co-create my reality and live the authentic, lighthearted life my soul craves. Nadia has the most loving energy, wisdom beyond her years, and a highly effective approach to helping people heal and expand to their highest potential.

    REENA DAY

  • Working with Nadia has brought so much beautiful transformation & expansion into both my personal life & my business. Nadia truly is a safe space & I feel fully seen & heard by her in a way that I never have before. She's taught me how to regulate my nervous system, which has helped me navigate my emotions and become a more grounded leader personally and professionally. I now feel safe in my own body & feel okay to just ‘be’ instead of always being so on the go. As an entrepreneur, I have hired business coaches in the past, but working with Nadia was better than any business strategy or consulting out there. Working with her has allowed me to trust myself, my intuition, and align myself with my biggest vision. I feel so much lighter & happier with myself & my life overall after working with Nadia. I recommend everyone I know to her!

    KAYLA LASSETTER

  • Nadia appeared (out of majestical thin air it seemed) at a time when I was ready to stop fking around and actually DO THE WORK. I thought I had been healing for the last three years, but none of that ‘work’ actually scratched the surface to what was still lying deep within and dormant. It was clear that I was doing a lot of bypassing and continuously searching outside of myself for answers through spiritual modalities and traditional therapy. But nothing came close to what Nadia has done for me in just under four months. It’s like I can finally breathe and this dense darkness has been pulled out of my chest. After lifelong traumatic experiences and a cancer diagnosis, I thought I was “too broken to fix” and there was no point trying to speak to another therapist. Cue the most magical, kind & nurturing human you’ll ever meet: Nadia doesn’t make you feel like you’re a broken vessel of a human who needs constant fixing, or that you need her (or anyone) to save you. She doesn’t shame you for your choices or past experiences. Nadia makes you feel seen, loved, worthy and WHOLE as you already are. Past and all. She helps you remember who you were before unfortunate life circumstances took over and stripped you of your soul. I now know why it took me so long to step into this deep work— it HAD to be with Nadia. She is the real deal and I’m so blessed to have crossed paths. Nadia, Thank you so much for holding space & allowing me to feel SAFE in my body and peace in my life for the first time ever.

    NATALIA VIOLETTE

What to Expect

The first step is a brief consultation to discuss your training goals, supervision requirements, clinical interests, and what you are hoping to gain from the experience. This conversation allows us to explore whether my psychodynamic, Jungian, depth-oriented, and trauma-focused approach aligns with your professional development. Finding the right supervisory relationship is important, and I encourage you to ask questions about my style, expectations, and how we might work together.

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Schedule a Consultation

If we decide to move forward, we will establish a supervision schedule that supports both your professional goals and Colorado's licensure requirements. Most supervisees meet biweekly, though weekly supervision is available when appropriate. Sessions provide a dedicated space for case consultation, ethical reflection, and thoughtful exploration of the therapeutic relationship. Together, we will deepen case conceptualization while integrating psychodynamic, Jungian, and trauma-focused perspectives into your clinical practice.

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Begin Clinical Supervision

As you progress through supervision, you will continue refining your clinical judgment, deepening your therapeutic presence, and developing confidence in your work. My goal is to support you not only in meeting Colorado's requirements for LPC licensure, but also in becoming a thoughtful, ethical, and grounded depth-oriented therapist. By the time you complete your supervised clinical practice, my hope is that you leave with more than the hours required for licensure. You leave with a stronger clinical identity, a deeper understanding of yourself as a therapist, and a foundation that will continue to shape your work throughout your career.

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Complete Your Licensure Journey

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Nadia Rae

Meet Nadia Rae

As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Clinical Supervisor, I provide clinical supervision for emerging therapists pursuing LPC licensure in Colorado. I received formal clinical training in Depth Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute, where I earned my M.A. in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Depth Psychology, and I am currently completing my Ph.D. in Depth Psychology. Over the past seven years, my experience has included community mental health, work with children, adolescents, and families, suicide assessment and intervention, organizational consultation, and private practice specializing in adults healing from childhood trauma.

My approach to clinical supervision bridges the rich traditions of depth psychology with the realities of contemporary clinical practice

 Rooted in psychodynamic, Jungian, relational, and trauma-informed perspectives, supervision integrates theory with thoughtful case consultation, ethical decision making, and the complexities of the therapeutic relationship. Together, we explore unconscious dynamics, transference and countertransference, attachment, and symbolic meaning while developing practical clinical skills. My goal is to help therapists move beyond simply understanding theory to embodying it in their work, cultivating greater presence, confidence, and an authentic clinical voice.

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Investment

Individual Supervision

$150 per clinical hour

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Group Supervision (4+ therapists)

$75 per person, per clinical hour

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Clinical supervision is a collaborative process that supports therapists in developing clinical skills, ethical decision making, and professional identity. My supervision is designed for emerging therapists completing the supervised hours required for LPC licensure in Colorado, as well as licensed mental health professionals seeking ongoing clinical consultation.

  • Yes. I completed the Colorado Counseling Association's LPC Supervision Training and provide supervision for emerging therapists working toward licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Colorado.

  • My approach integrates psychodynamic, Jungian, relational, depth-oriented, and trauma-focused perspectives with practical case consultation. Supervision is a reflective, collaborative space where we explore clinical decision making, unconscious dynamics, the therapeutic relationship, and your development as a therapist.

  • Yes. All individual and group clinical supervision sessions are conducted virtually, allowing therapists throughout Colorado to access supervision from wherever they are located.

  • I provide clinical supervision for LPC licensure only within Colorado. However, I do offer clinical consultation for licensed therapists and mental health professionals outside of Colorado when appropriate. Consultation is intended for professional development and does not count toward state licensure requirements.