Clinical Supervision
Are you working toward your clinical supervision hours, seeking an external practicum supervisor, seeking professional development, or looking to deepen your clinical practice? Whether you're a Qualifying or Registered Psychotherapist (CRPO), a Registered Social Worker or Social Service Worker (OCSWSSW), or another mental health professional, clinical supervision is a valuable tool for growth, reflection, and ethical practice.
At Cambrian Counselling and Wellness, we have experienced and dedicated clinical supervisors who offer structured yet flexible supervision to mental health professionals at various stages of their careers.
Our Clinical Supervision hours are recognized by: BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC), Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA), College of Counselling Therapy of Prince Edward Island (CCTPEI), College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO), and Ontario Association of Mental Health Professionals (OAMHP).
You may be:
✔ A new therapist or practicum student navigating your first client caseload.
✔ A registered professional looking for ongoing consultation and professional development.
✔ A seasoned clinician seeking deeper self-awareness, fresh perspectives, or ethical consultation.
Supervision is not just about meeting requirements—it’s about enhancing your skills, preventing burnout, and ensuring the best possible care for your clients. It’s a space for professional reflection, case discussion, and continuous learning, grounded in attachment-based, trauma-informed, and relational approaches.
Ready to Elevate Your Practice?
What You’ll Gain:
Attachment-Based & Trauma-Informed Perspectives – Understanding client dynamics through relational and developmental lenses.
Ethical & Reflective Practice – Helping you work through challenges with confidence and integrity.
Case Consultation & Conceptualization – Receive guidance on complex cases, ethical dilemmas, and treatment planning.
Multicultural & Social Justice-Informed Supervision – Supporting you in navigating cultural identities, intersectionality, and systemic barriers.
Preventing Burnout & Enhancing Self-Awareness – Encouraging self-care and resilience in a demanding field.
Expanding Your Therapeutic Toolkit – Learn new interventions, refine techniques, and integrate different therapeutic modalities.
Build Professional Identity & Confidence – Gain clarity in your therapeutic approach and feel more secure in your clinical choices.
Navigate Countertransference & Emotional Impact – Understand and manage the emotional responses that arise in your work.
Prepare for Registration & Independent Practice – Receive guidance on transitioning into private practice or advancing your career.
Network & Community – Connect with other professionals in group supervision for peer learning and collaboration.
Meet Supervision, Registration & Professional Development Requirements: BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC), Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA), College of Counselling Therapy of Prince Edward Island (CCTPEI), College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO), Ontario Association of Mental Health Professionals (OAMHP), and Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW).
How we do Clinical Supervision Different
Clinical Supervision: A Different Kind of Support
Most supervision models give you one supervisor and a set of hours. We take a broader, more integrated approach that reflects the realities of clinical practice, the complexity of client work, and the type of professional support therapists genuinely need to grow.
Instead of working with a single supervisor, you are supported by a small team of experienced clinicians with diverse training backgrounds. This means:
You are never left without support if someone is away or unavailable.
You benefit from multiple perspectives on case formulation and ethical decision-making.
You are exposed to a range of therapeutic orientations as you develop your style and clinical voice.
A Multi-Supervisor Team, Built Around You
Every supervision session follows a consistent, intentional structure that helps you grow with purpose. This includes:
- A pre-session form that encourages reflection, case planning, ethical awareness, and self-assessment.
- Regular monitoring of burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma using validated tools.
- Clear goals, ongoing feedback, and supportive space to refine your approach.
You are encouraged to think deeply, ask questions, challenge ideas, and strengthen your clinical reasoning.
Structured, Thoughtful, and Clinically Grounded
You gain practical learning that translates directly into your work with clients:
- Review of raw data such as notes or recordings.
- Support with complex cases and crisis situations.
- Guidance on documentation and regulatory requirements.
- Ethical consultation that builds confidence and professional autonomy.
We invest in your development as a whole clinician, not just in the tally of your hours.
Specialties and Expertise
Attachment-Based Therapy
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Family Systems & Marriage Therapy (Couples)
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Narrative Therapy
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
Trauma-Informed & Strength-Based Approaches
Culturally Sensitive & Social Justice-Oriented Therapy
Experiential therapy (walk & talk, culinary, eco, etc)
Equine Assisted Psychotherapy
Michele Brooks-Reynolds, MBA, BSW, MSW, RSW (Clinical Supervisor)
Michele Brooks-Reynolds is an experienced psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and trainer with over 20 years of experience in frontline and leadership roles in hospital psychiatry, community mental health, and private practice. She is known for her steady presence, practical clinical wisdom, and her ability to help both clients and clinicians navigate complex situations with clarity and confidence.
Michele brings a strong blend of clinical expertise, organizational leadership, and real-world mental health experience. She has spent much of her career at Brightshores Health System (formerly Grey Bruce Health Services) in Mental Health Crisis Services, where she provides clinical supervision, team leadership, and program development across ten rural hospital sites. Her work has included restructuring crisis services, leading violence-prevention initiatives, developing risk assessment tools, and supporting staff through high-stakes, high-pressure environments.
Alongside her hospital work, Michele has built a robust private practice career. She founded Cedar Cottage Counselling Group, grew it to include additional therapists, and oversaw operations, program design, and business development before selling the practice in 2025. She has also served as a general manager and business developer for Riverstone Psychiatric Centre, helping launch the region’s first TMS clinic.
Michele has trained thousands of professionals across healthcare, police services, social services, and mental health agencies. Her workshops focus on Trauma-Informed Practice, Risk Assessment, De-escalation, Conflict Resolution, Crisis Assessment, and mental health literacy for both clinical and non-clinical staff. She is recognized for teaching in a way that feels accessible, grounded, and directly applicable to day-to-day practice.
Cierra Garrow - BA., MACP., RP., RMFT., EFT-C (Clinical Supervisor)
Cierra Garrow is a Registered Psychotherapist and Marriage and Family Therapist who brings together years of clinical work, teaching, and supervision to support the next generation of mental health professionals. She offers clinical supervision and consultation for therapists, social workers, and mental health practitioners who are looking for a space to sharpen their skills, strengthen their confidence, and deepen their clinical thinking. Her approach to supervision is relational, collaborative, and rooted in real-world experience across community mental health, private practice, and post-secondary education.
Cierra’s clinical background spans several evidence-based modalities, including Emotionally Focused Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and a wide range of trauma-informed and non-pathologizing approaches. Her work is strongly influenced by attachment theory, systems thinking, and the belief that meaningful change happens when people feel understood, supported, and empowered.
She works extensively with children, youth, families, and couples, often supporting individuals and systems during times of transition, conflict, or emotional overwhelm. Cierra is known for integrating creative, experiential, and land-based interventions into both psychotherapy and supervision. Depending on the needs of the person or team she is supporting, her work may include outdoor (eco) therapy, equine-assisted psychotherapy, cooking-based interventions, or other hands-on approaches that help people connect, regulate, and explore their experiences in a grounded way.
Whether she is supervising a new intern, consulting with an established practitioner, or supporting a family in crisis, Cierra’s priority is the same: creating a steady, thoughtful, and supportive environment where people can grow with confidence and clarity. Her supervision style encourages curiosity, reflective practice, ethical reasoning, and ongoing professional development, helping clinicians build strong, sustainable careers rooted in integrity and compassion.
Carolyn Voort - BSW, MSW, RSW (Clinical Supervisor)
Carolyn Voort is the Manager of the Adult Mental Health & Addictions Program at the Lake of the Woods District Hospital (LWDH) in Kenora, ON. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Manitoba (1986) and a Master of Social Work in Indigenous Studies from Wilfrid Laurier University (2012).
Carolyn began her career with LWDH in 1987 as a social worker, where she gained extensive front-line experience. She has worked in various roles, including as an outpatient counsellor, crisis worker in the emergency department, social worker on medical floors, and case manager/counsellor for the psychiatric day program. In 2014, Carolyn became the clinical team lead for LWDH’s Mental Health & Addictions Program and transitioned to management in 2018.
Currently, Carolyn oversees a team of over 20 staff members across multiple programs, including adult and youth outpatient counselling, medical and ER social work, and the Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine program. Additionally, Carolyn maintains a small private practice, where she provides clinical supervision to mental health professionals and psychotherapy students. Since May 2024, she has been offering valuable support in supervising clinical interns and external supervisees at CCW.
Paying for Clinical Supervision
Investing in clinical supervision is an essential part of your professional growth, ethical practice, and ongoing development as a mental health professional. Our supervision services provide expert guidance, case consultation, and skill development to help you feel confident and supported in your work.
The receipts provided to you after supervision are tax-deductible as an education/business expense as it is a requirement for licensure, education, and/or your profession.
Please keep your receipts and provide them to your accountant at tax time.
Clinical Supervision Fees
Individual Supervision
(60 Minutes)
$190
Dyadic Supervision
(60 Minutes)
$110
per person
Group Supervision A
Once a Month for 3 Hours
$195
($65 /hour)
Group Supervision B
Bi-Weekly for 2 Hours
$100
($50 /hour)
Current Group Offerings
Group Supervision B
Thursdays 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
2 Hours for $100