Clinical Supervision for Therapists

Reflective, practical support for clinicians who want to grow with confidence.

At MARSHA Care, clinical supervision for therapists provides a supportive space to strengthen clinical judgment, explore challenging cases, and continue developing your professional identity.

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Clinical Supervision for Therapists Working in Perinatal Mental Health & Trauma

Whether you work in perinatal mental health, trauma, grief, relationships, or family systems, supervision offers space for reflection, consultation, and growth.

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Supervision is designed for:

  • Registered Social Workers

  • Registered Psychotherapists

  • Psychotherapists (Qualifying)

  • MSWs

  • Clinical interns

  • Emerging practitioners

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Supervision is led by Amber Sperling

MSW, RSW, PMH-C, EMDRIA-Certified, Menopause Mental Health Professional (Bria).

With nearly two decades of experience in mental health, Amber brings specialized knowledge in:

  • Perinatal mental health

  • Trauma-informed practice

  • Grief and loss

  • EMDR-informed care

  • Reproductive mental health

  • Family and relationship systems

Supervision Options

Individual Supervision

One-to-one support focused on your clinical work, professional development, and consultation needs. For RSWs, RPs, RPs-Qualifying, MSWs, and clinical interns.

Shared Supervision

A collaborative option for two practitioners seeking support together.

Group Supervision

Specialized groups focused on:

  • Perinatal mental health supervision

  • Trauma-informed clinical supervision

  • EMDR consultation

  • Therapist skill development

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Supervision Opportunities with Karah Kirkland

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Supervision Opportunities with Victoria Gray

EMDR Consultation Options

EMDR consultation is currently offered by Amber Sperling, EMDR Consultant-in-Training (CIT).

Individual EMDR Consultation

One-to-one support focused on your EMDR practice, case consultation, and certification hours. For RSWs, RPs, RPs-Qualifying, MSWs, and clinical interns.

Shared EMDR Consultation

A collaborative option for two practitioners seeking EMDR consultation together at a similar stage of practice.

Group EMDR Consultation

Specialized groups focused on:

  • Perinatal EMDR consultation

  • Trauma-informed case conceptualization

  • EMDR skill development

  • Vicarious trauma prevention

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Areas of Focus

Supervision may include:

  • Case consultation

  • Ethical decision-making

  • Use of self and countertransference

  • Vicarious trauma prevention

  • Private practice development

  • Perinatal mental health

  • Reproductive grief and loss

  • Trauma-informed care

  • EMDR consultation

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You do not need to have all the answers before bringing a case forward.

Support for Perinatal & Reproductive Mental Health Work

Many therapists seek supervision because perinatal work carries unique emotional and clinical complexities.

Supervision can support clinicians working with:

  • Fertility challenges

  • Pregnancy and postpartum experiences

  • Birth trauma

  • Pregnancy and infant loss

  • Parenting transitions

  • Relationship stress during the perinatal period

This space is designed to help clinicians feel more confident, supported, and grounded in their work.

Common Questions

  • No. Supervision is available for both established clinicians and emerging practitioners.

  • Yes. EMDR consultation and trauma-informed case discussions are welcome.

  • Yes. Virtual clinical supervision services are available and not restricted to Ontario.

  • A consultation can help determine whether supervision is the best fit for your goals.

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Start With One Conversation

You do not have to hold complex clinical work alone.

Whether you are seeking consultation, professional growth, support with challenging cases, or deeper confidence in your clinical work, clinical supervision for therapists can provide a valuable space to reflect and grow.

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