Clinical Supervision
For Psychotherapists and Therapy Professionals in Ontario
As a psychotherapist, you hold space for complexity every day
Relational dynamics, trauma histories, ethical responsibilities, and the emotional weight of the work itself.
At times, this can leave you feeling uncertain or alone —questioning clinical decisions, navigating ethical grey areas, managing documentation demands, or noticing signs of burnout despite your care and commitment. These experiences are common in our profession, particularly when meaningful support is limited or inconsistent.
Without thoughtful, attuned supervision, these pressures can erode confidence, increase self-doubt, and make the work feel heavier than it needs to be.
Clinical supervision with Lindsay Kudlow, MEd, RP, CCC offers a collaborative, trauma-informed space designed to support your development as a clinician — not just in what you do, but in how you think, decide, and locate yourself in the work. Grounded in relational practice, supervision focuses on strengthening your clinical judgment, self-trust, and capacity to hold complexity with greater steadiness and clarity.
How Clinical Supervision Works
Trauma-Informed, Relational Clinical Supervision
I offer specialized supervision grounded in trauma-informed and relational practice, with attention to how context, power, and identity shape clinical work.
Supervision commonly focuses on:
Trauma-informed care
Attachment dynamics and relational patterns
Nervous system awareness and regulation in clinical work
Countertransference, use of self, and relational boundaries
Culturally responsive and identity-affirming practice
Supervision is attuned to the complexity of working with diverse client populations and the ethical responsibilities that accompany this work.
Integrative Clinical Frameworks
While supervision is anchored in relational and trauma-informed practice, I draw integratively from:
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Somatic, feminist, and attachment-based approaches
Frameworks are used thoughtfully and flexibly, always in service of your clinical thinking rather than rigid technique.
Benefits of Clinical Supervision
Greater confidence in clinical judgment and ethical decision-making
Increased clarity when navigating complexity and uncertainty
Stronger capacity to work relationally and with trauma
Reduced risk of burnout and compassion fatigue
Improved sustainability, resilience, and professional satisfaction
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who can benefit from clinical supervision?
Clinical supervision is appropriate for psychotherapists at various stages of practice in Ontario, including Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying) and Registered Psychotherapists, who are seeking thoughtful support, professional development, and ethical oversight.. My supervision is particularly well-suited for therapists working relationally and/or with trauma, and for those wanting to strengthen confidence in clinical decision-making.
2. How often are supervision meetings held?
Supervision frequency is tailored to your needs, developmental stage, and regulatory requirements. Sessions are commonly held weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, depending on your goals and caseload.
3. What is your supervision style?
My supervision style is relational, trauma-informed, and collaborative. Sessions focus on clinical formulation, ethical reflection, use of self, and the relational dynamics that arise in the work. While integrative models are drawn upon, supervision emphasizes thoughtful clinical reasoning rather than rigid adherence to technique.
4. What are your fees and payment structure?
Fees vary depending on your specific supervision needs and session frequency. Please contact directly for detailed pricing information. Payment details are reviewed during the consultation to ensure clarity and fit.
5. Can supervision be conducted virtually?
Yes. Supervision is available virtually across Ontario, offering flexibility to meet your schedule and location.
Meet Your Clinical Supervisor
Lindsay Kudlow, MEd, RP, CCC
I’m a Registered Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor with an MEd in Counselling Psychology, based in Toronto, Ontario. I draw from trauma-informed and relational frameworks, integrating evidence-based approaches to support collaborative reflection, ethical clarity, and long-term sustainability. My aim is to offer a thoughtful, steady supervisory relationship where therapists can deepen confidence, strengthen clinical judgment, and feel less alone with the complexity of the work.
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