Natalia provides specialized clinical supervision for therapists working with medically complex and trauma-impacted populations.

Her supervision focuses on supporting clinicians in building confidence and competence in working with:

• Chronic illness and chronic pain in psychotherapy

• Medical trauma and healthcare system experiences

• Cancer, survivorship, and grief-related clinical work

• Young adult identity development and life transitions

• Caregiving roles, burnout, and relational stress in illness contexts

• Trauma-informed and EMDR-informed approaches in medical settings

• Integrated healthcare and medical-adjacent clinical work

• Acculturation experiences and navigating life in the U.S. as an immigrant or first-generation individual

This supervision track is especially helpful for clinicians seeking to specialize in health-related mental health care or deepen their work with medically complex clients.

Lisa provides clinical supervision grounded in her experience working with adolescents and young adults navigating anxiety, trauma, and identity development within complex family and cultural systems.

Her supervision supports clinicians working with:

• Adolescents and young adults (approx. ages 10–25)

• Anxiety, depression, perfectionism, and self-esteem concerns

• Trauma, including relational trauma and developmental trauma

• Self-harm behaviors and emotional dysregulation

• Family conflict and difficult relational dynamics

• Life transitions, including breakups and adjustment stressors

• First-generation and bicultural identity development

• Acculturation experiences and navigating life in the U.S. as an immigrant or first-generation individual

This supervision track is especially supportive for clinicians working with teens and young adults in community mental health, school-based settings, and outpatient therapy.