Clinical Supervisor

"I had the pleasure of being supervised by Gail for 1.5 years post-graduation. Gail has influenced my social work journey and supported my growth both clinically and as a supervisor. Gail's vast knowledge of diagnosing and working with vulnerable populations allowed me to pass my LCSW exam with flying colors! Given the opportunity, I would be supervised by Gail for the rest of my career if it were possible! Best supervisor and human I know. "

"Gail is a person who I will always consider a mentor. She doesn't just instruct but takes time to guide and support. Her ability to focus on a person when there is a need for extra support is amazing. When I felt anxious or overwhelmed at times, I could definitely count on her as a supervisor to understand. I would definitely recommend her as a social work supervisor"

"Gail was the best clinical supervisor I have ever worked with. She is not only educated and experienced in multiple different types of social work, but she's also human and treats her interns/associates with respect and compassion. From clinical debriefing, DSM assessments, vignettes and practice tests, Gail worked with our clinical cohort to have support and success both in our work and toward passing our exams for licensure. Gail is everything I wanted and needed to learn how to be the Clinical Social Worker I am today."

"Gail provides years of clinical expertise for anyone who is in the field. She is supportive, insightful and down to earth; an amazing clinical supervisor. Gail has been a great mentor throughout my journey as a clinician. She provides a safe space for others to grow. She challenged me to think differently and motivated me to be a better clinician in the field."

"Gail set the highest bar for what a clinical supervisor should be and I was lucky enough to experience her supervision in both group and one-on-one setting just after getting registered with the BBS. Gail not only made supervision engaging, informational and thought provoking with reviewing the DSM, teaching us how to identify differential diagnosis between similar disorders and utilizing vignettes to prepare us for our exams, she provided a safe space for us to discuss the challenges of working in a taxing-yet-rewarding field and how we can do our work for the community with a social justice lens. I would recommend Gail as a clinical supervisor 100 out of 100 times."

"My experience working with Gail was incredibly beneficial to my career both as an MFT and supervisor in clinical settings. Gail's ability to engage with each associate was so motivating! Every week there was a new activity which really inspired critical thinking beyond the limitations of what we had learned in less structured training over the years. I looked forward to clinical supervision with Gail every week and was never disappointed. I still talk about some of the activities and how helpful they were - truly expanding my clinical lens and awareness of the multi-faceted symptoms that may impact my future clients. I love keeping in touch with Gail and truly appreciate the opportunity to have learned from her."

“Gail supervised me for 2 years while I worked on my LPCC license. I had the opportunity to work with Gail in both individual and group supervision settings which I found to be engaging, educational, fun, challenging and stretched me in countless positive ways. Working closely with Gail has helped shape me into a better clinician. She is not only incredibly knowledgeable, she took the time to really connect with me which I not only found supportive, it molded me into the clinician I am today and helped me prep for my license exam.”

"Gail's continuous education, combined with her varied professional experiences, infused our sessions with expansive ways of viewing our clients and ourselves. In individual and group supervision with Gail I had the benefit of experiencing a challenging and creative environment from which I deepened my theoretical knowledge and application. Most importantly to me as a clinician of color, Gail's commitment to creating an inclusive and equitable supervisory space encouraged me then, and still, to maintain a client-centered praxis that holds space for the spectrum of clients I may serve."