Individual supervision for sexology and psychotherapy
Increase your knowledge and competence with individual supervision with a sexologist psychotherapist
Subjects that can be addressed in supervision
- Understand the etiology of sexual difficulties and their treatment
- Explore difficulties that can be faced in a private practice
- Establish and solidify your therapeutic style
- Better utilize therapeutic tools and concepts (Normal Marital Sadism, LDP & HDP positions, couple alliances, self-validation intimacy, etc.)
- Recognize difficult aspects and limits of your therapeutic skills
- Avoid compassion fatigue by elaborating preventive strategies
- Improve mind-mapping abilities with clients in therapy
- Explore notions of resonance, transfer and counter-transfer
- Reflect on ethical aspects in your practice
- Help start your private practice or expand upon your services
My approach
- Existential-humanistic
- Systemic-interactional (David Schnarch’s Sexual Crucible)
- Crucible Neurological Therapy (CNT) – Trauma
- Relational Life Therapy (Terry Real)
- Sexocorporeal
- Supervision approach: Isomorphic, reflective, and developmental
Expectations from the supervisee
- Ability to push oneself beyond personal limits and work through discomfort in therapy
- Intellectual curiosity
- Integrity and honesty
- Recognition of one’s own resistance and willingness to engage in self-confrontation
- Openness to self-reflect within one’s professional practice
Supervisor’s Professional Background and Training
- Graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Sexology from UQAM in 2010.
- Graduated with a Master’s degree in Clinical Sexology from UQAM in 2012.
- Trainer: Learning Marketing Techniques in Psychotherapy: Therapeutic, Ethical, and Legal Considerations.
- Teaching experience in Helping Relationships II, Sexuality and Professionalism, Ethics and Professional Conduct, and General Psychology.
- Lecturer for the general public and healthcare professionals.
- Media appearances (newspapers, television, magazines, and radio).
- Private practice in sex therapy and psychotherapy.
- University-level training in clinical supervision (3 graduate credits at UQAM, 45 hours).
- Clinical Supervision: Challenging Situations (12.5 hours).
- Two-day intensive course in Clinical Supervision: Providing Effective Supervision and Navigating Ethical Dilemmas and Risk Management (12 hours).
- Best Practices in Clinical Supervision: A Blueprint for Providing Effective and Ethical Clinical Supervision (6 hours, in progress).
- Online Clinical Supervision: Best Practices for Every Clinician (1 hour, in progress).
- List of continuing education and training in sexology and sex therapy
Continuing Education Certificates
Certificates of continuing education activities for OPSQ and OPQ are available.
Call to obtain an appointment
438-934-1287
Reception
Monday to Friday
9am to 5pm
Hours of supervision
Monday to Thursday
9am to 4pm
Book an appointment with our supervisor
Contact our clinic to schedule an initial appointment.