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LCSW Supervisor Directory
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Supervisors |
Supervision Type | Orientation |
Lilly Glass Akoto, LCSW |
Individual & Group | Theoretical Orientation: |
Robert Beatty, LCSW |
Individual and group | Supervision limited to those using Mindfulness in their practice |
Steve Berman, LCSW |
Individual only Collaborative |
Integrative, Multi-theoretical |
Michelle Blum, LCSW |
Individual | Theoretical Orientation: Strengths based and holistic I practice from an integrated model that includes developmental and learning theories, cognitive-behavioral and existential approaches |
Elaine Brady-Mahoney, LCSW,CADC I |
Individual and group | Theoretical Orientation: Developmental including family development, cognitive behavioral, environmental, psychodynamic. Community mental health serving adults mental health and addiction recovery needs; private practice serving adults, adolescents, and couples; collaborative divorce coaching; field instructor for PSU Graduate School of SW; dialectical behavior therapist. |
Guy D. Burstein |
Individual Collaborative/Exploratory |
Theoretical Orientation: Contemporary Relational Psychoanalytic, Psychodynamic, Developmenta/Attachment |
Katherine Calvert, LCSW |
Individual Collaborative supervision and supervision for social workers |
Theoretical Orientation: Ecological Perspective, Bio-Social theory, Strengths Based, Dialectical Behavior therapy, Evidence Based practices |
James R. Chapman |
Individual, would consider groups | Theoretical Orientation: Worked in addictions since 1981 |
Pam Crow, LCSW, RPT-S |
Individual & group My approach combines an appreciation of psychodynamics with a solution-focused model |
Theoretical Orientation: A combination of psychodynamic and trauma-focused interventions. I use other interventions as needed, behavioral contracts, sandtray work, bibliotherapy, or a solution-focused approach. |
Anne Emmett |
Individual and group Collaborative |
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic/contemporary psychoanalytical/relational |
Kay Endres-Reavis, LCSW |
Individual | Theoretical Orientation: Cognitive Behavioral Model of Supervision: Direct and interactive |
| Betty Friedman, LCSW 1525 NE Weidler St, Suite 202 Portland, OR 97232 503-525-1142 Bettylf@comcast.net Mon, Tue, Thurs RATES: $50 Individual Group rate varies |
Individual and Group Collaborative, case presentation format |
Theoretical Orientation: Stages of Change & Motivational Interviewing, Strength Based Practice, Cognitive/Behavioral, Family Systems |
Diane K. Harris, MSW, LCSW |
Individual | |
Marc B. Hess |
Individual Model of Supervision: Collaborative, supportive, use of audio or videotape |
Theoretical Orientation: Cognitive-Behavioral, Narrative, Ericksonian, Family Systems. |
David Houston, LCSW |
Individual Model of supervision: Collaborative, Reflective |
Theoretical Orientation: Self-Psychology, Gestalt, Systems Theory, CBT. Various supervision training experiences including collaborative models, motivational interviewing model, recovery models Clinical supervisor at community mental health agencies. |
Diane Hyde, LCSW |
Individual, children & families | Theoretical Orientation: Jungian and Contemplative orientation. A teaching member of the Sandplay Therapists of America and am a practicing Buddhist for over 20 yrs |
| Michael K. Kohler, LCSW 1020 SW Taylor, Ste 560 Portland, OR 97205 503-231-1711 1104 Main St, Ste 500 Vancouver, WA 98660 360-750-7353 Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 8:30-7 RATES: negotiable |
Individual only | Theoretical Orientation: Integrative, best fit for client includes: Object Relations, Ericksonian and Solution Focused Approaches, Attachment Theory, and Systems theory |
Barbara Kollmar, LCSW |
Individual & groups | Theoretical Orientation: Eclectic, object-relations, cognitive-behavioral, solution-focused, and dialectical. Model of supervision is parallell process and am very collaborative in my approach. |
Kayla M. Leopold, LCSW |
Individual supervision Collaborative model |
An integration of feminist, systems, strengths-based, CBT and mind-body approaches. |
Kate McNulty, LCSW |
Individual & groups | Theoretical Orientation: Developmental psychology, systems theory, studies in feminist therapy and crisis intervention |
| Tracy Northfield, LCSW Lake Oswego 503-997-4971 tgnorthfield@comcast.net Evenings & early mornings RATES: $75/hr |
Clinical practice with children, adolescents & families. Collaborative, reflective,& supportive supervision model - 12 years of training & experience in clinical supervision | Theoretical Orientation: Eclectic: open to working with supervisee's theoretical orientation. Experience and practice with cognitive and systems theories, strengths perspective and solution-focused approaches |
Katherine B. Oberholtzer, LCSW |
Individual & group | Theoretical Orientation: Contemporary psychodynamic and family systems |
Janet E. Parker, LCSW |
Individual & group | Theoretical Orientation: Specializing in relationship-based therapy with children, adults and families |
| Susan Pease-Banitt, LCSW 530 NW 23rd Ave, Suite 109 Portland, OR 97210 503-869-0314 yogini4@comcast.net Tues, Wed, Thurs Evenings (other times possible) RATES: sliding scale $125-50 |
Individual, Group on request
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Theoretical Orientation: Flexible! Psychodynamic, Energy Medicine, Systems, CBT, Intuitive,
Behavioral. I can supervise medical social work, casework, clinical work, residential care etc. I love supervision and am enthusiastic about social work. |
Martha Plante, LCSW |
Individual Case Review, Ethics, Test Prep, Collaborative and willing to assist in researching treatment issues |
Children, Youth, Families Adult Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Evidence Based Practices Strengths Based, Extensive training in Solution Focused Collaborative Problem Solving, CBT, 15+ Years Experience |
Douglas Pullin, LCSW, LPC |
Individual and group collaborative and developmental | Theoretical Orientation: client centered/humanistic. Narrative, Eye movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), collaborative couples, cognitive-behavioral, motivational interviewing, family systems, mindfulness-based body centered and mindfulness meditation. |
Lisa Race, LCSW |
Individual and group collaborative | Theoretical Orientation: Integration of Narrative, Family Systems, Family of Origin and Mindfulness models. Emphasis on working with under represented and marginalized populations. |
Willa Schneberg, LCSW |
Individual and group collaborative, psychotherapy-based, social role | Theoretical Orientation: |
Susie Snyder |
Individual and group collaborative and strength based, ethics, documentation, test preparation, self-care, and particular issues of interest. | Theoretical Orientation: Informed eclectic who strives to thoughtfully make use of a range of models. Collaborative, social constructivist, contextual and strength-based/empowerment frameworks, narrative, client centered, solution focused, and relational approaches. |
Ann B. Soule, LCSW |
Individual and group Case review and discussion of practice issues in health care, private practice setting, examination of confidentiality, ethics, advocacy, counter-transference, use of self, boundaries, and interdisciplinary teams. |
Theoretical Orientation: Narrative, Systems, Emotion Focused, Crisis, Social Construction |
Jenny Watters, LCSW |
Individual Supervision Model: Focus on therapeutic issues and techniques; professional developmental; ethics and values. Supportive and flexible supervision style to foster professional growth. |
Theoretical Orientation: Eclectic |
| Dawn J. Williamson, LCSW 211 SW 7th Street Dundee, OR 97115 503-537-3927 HOURS: Sat supervision groups Individual during week come evening appointments RATES: $70 Individual $35 group |
Individual and group Supervision Model: person-centered supervision, Stoltenberg model with four stages, parallel processes and working alliance models. |
Theoretical Orientation: Psychodynamic and developmental theories are blended together with the non-traditional techniques of sand, art and play therapies. The result is an eclectic style designed to meet spacific mental health needs of clients of all ages. |
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