Clinical Supervision & Consultation
Develop stronger clinical judgment. Deepen your expertise. Provide better care.
Whether you're pursuing licensure, navigating complex cases, or strengthening the clinical foundation of your organization, supervision should do more than answer questions—it should change the way you think.
My approach combines over a decade of specialized clinical practice, leadership, program development, and consultation to help clinicians move beyond techniques and into deeper case conceptualization, ethical decision-making, and professional confidence.
Why Providers Choose Supervision with Dana:
Instead of simply reviewing interventions, supervision focuses on understanding why clients become stuck, what maintains the cycle, and how to make thoughtful treatment decisions grounded in evidence rather than uncertainty.
Together we explore:
deeper case conceptualization
clinical blind spots
countertransference and therapeutic relationship dynamics
ethical decision-making
treatment planning
multidisciplinary collaboration
risk assessment
provider burnout and sustainability
development of your own clinical identity
Whether we're discussing a single case or building your long-term expertise, the goal is the same:
To help you become a clinician who feels confident navigating complexity, not just someone who simply follows protocols.
What We Offer
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Ongoing supervision or one-time consultation for licensed mental health professionals, dietitians, or medication providers.
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Clinical supervision for LMSWs towards licensure in NY, NJ, and CT.
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Partnering with practice, treatment centers, and behavioral health organizations to provide embedded clinical consultation that supports both clinicians and leadership.
Explore our range of consultation and supervision services.
Ongoing supervision or one-time consultation for licensed mental health professionals.
Whether you're treating eating disorders regularly or simply have a complex client that's stretching your expertise, consultation provides a collaborative space to think more deeply about your work.
This pathway is designed for clinicians who recognize that licensure is not the end of professional growth.
You may benefit if you are:
Building an eating disorder specialty
Working through diagnostic uncertainty
Feeling stuck with a client's lack of progress
Navigating higher levels of care or multidisciplinary treatment
Managing high-risk presentations
Looking for a long-term consultation relationship
Wanting thoughtful feedback rather than quick answers
Navigating private practice individually or within a group practice
Clinical Consultation for Licensed Clinicians
Bi-Weekly Consultation
$200/session
Included: Get anytime access to our growing collection of upcoming CEUs, clinical trainings and articles, and up to date referral information. New information added every month.
Adjunctive Support Available:
✓ Urgent Crisis Consultation
✓ Monthly Group Supervision
Weekly Consultation
$200/session
Included: Get anytime access to our growing collection of upcoming CEUs, clinical trainings and articles, and up to date referral information. New information added every month.
Adjunctive Support Available:
✓ Urgent Crisis Consultation
✓ Monthly Group Supervision
Monthly or One-Time Case Consultation
$215/session
Included: Get anytime access to our growing collection of upcoming CEUs, clinical trainings and articles, and up to date referral information. New information added every month.
Adjunctive Support Available:
✓ Urgent Crisis Consultation
✓ Monthly group supervision
*Note: Additional resources are reserved for weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly supervisees only
Organizational Clinical Supervision Partnerships
Strengthen your clinical program without adding another leadership position.
Growing organizations often reach a point where clinical quality depends on stronger supervision, not simply hiring more therapists.
I partner with practices, treatment centers, and behavioral health organizations to provide embedded clinical consultation that supports both clinicians and leadership.
These partnerships allow organizations to:
✓ Expand eating disorder services
✓ Improve clinical consistency
✓ Increase staff confidence
✓ Reduce burnout
✓ Improve clinician retention
✓ Support ethical decision-making
✓ Strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration
✓ Maintain high standards of care while continuing to grow