Clinical Supervision

Supporting Therapists in Developing Confidence, Competence, and Ethical
Practice

Shaelyn Kraemer, RP, Clinical Supervisor

I provide structured, supportive, and growth-oriented supervision for psychotherapists
seeking guidance in navigating clinical complexity, strengthening therapeutic skills, and
meeting professional requirements.

To book a free consultation – please email shaelynk@3chordscp.com

A Collaborative Space for Clinical Growth

Supervision is more than case consultation—it is a space for reflection, exploration, and
professional development.

My supervision approach integrates:

Reflective practice and self-awareness
Ethical decision-making
Evidence-informed clinical interventions
Exploration of therapeutic relationships
Development of clinical confidence
Attention to therapist wellbeing and sustainability

I believe effective supervision balances support and challenge, allowing supervisees to
grow while maintaining accountability to professional standards.

Who I Provide Supervision For

Clinical supervision is available for:

Registered Psychotherapists (RP)
Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying)
Mental health professionals seeking additional consultation and professional development
Therapists transitioning into private practice

Areas of Supervision Experience

Supervision may include support with:

Clinical Practice

Assessment and treatment planning
Case conceptualization
Managing complex presentations Developing therapeutic interventions
Treatment barriers and stuck points

Professional Development

Building clinical confidence
Developing therapeutic identity
Navigating boundaries and dual relationships
Managing therapist self-doubt and countertransference

Areas of Clinical Interest

Anxiety and depression
Trauma-informed practice
Attachment and relational concerns
Neurodivergence
Children, adolescence, and parenting
Couples and relationship concerns
Eating disorders
Life transitions
Grief and loss

Flexible Supervision Options

Individual/Dyadic Clinical Supervision

One-on-one supervision or two-on-one tailored to your professional needs, clinical
questions, and learning goals.

Format:

Virtual sessions available
30 / 60 / 90 minute options
Regularly scheduled appointments

Group Clinical Supervision

A collaborative learning environment where clinicians can:

Explore clinical cases
Learn from peer perspectives
Develop shared clinical reasoning
Build professional community

Held in small group sessions on Google Meet.

Asynchronous Supervision

Flexible supervision support for therapists who require consultation between scheduled
sessions.
May include:

Written case reflections
Clinical questions
Documentation review
Ethical decision-making consultation
Feedback and professional guidance

Grounded in CRPO Professional Standards

Supervision is provided with consideration of:

CRPO Professional Practice Standards
CRPO Code of Ethics
Professional boundaries and responsibilities
Competence and ongoing professional development
Documentation and record-keeping expectations

Supervisees remain responsible for their own clinical decisions, professional
obligations, and client care.

The Supervision Experience

During supervision, you can expect:

A confidential and supportive environment
Honest and constructive feedback
Collaborative case exploration
Support with ethical dilemmas
Encouragement of clinical independence
A focus on your growth as a therapist

Shaelyn Kraemer, MACP, DCP, RP

Shaelyn is a Registered Psychotherapist with the CRPO with experience providing psychotherapy and supporting clinicians through clinical supervision.

Almost a decade of years of clinical experience
Areas of specialization: children, adolescents, and families; substance abuse; neurodivergence; trauma
Supervision training completed through Yorkville University
Clinical modalities: trauma-informed, IFS, DBT, CBT, Strengths-based, Narrative therapy, ACT, SFT

Shaelyn also has several years of teaching experience at the Master’s level.

Supervision requirements depend on your professional pathway and registration status. Supervisees are responsible for understanding their specific CRPO requirements.

Supervision documentation can be completed when requirements have been met and the supervisor has sufficient knowledge of the supervisee’s clinical work and development.

Whether you are developing your clinical identity, navigating complex cases, or seeking ongoing professional support, supervision can provide a space to grow as a therapist.

Clinical Supervision

About My Supervision Approach

A Collaborative Space for Clinical Growth

Who I Provide Supervision For

Areas of Supervision Experience

Supervision Format

Flexible Supervision Options

Group Clinical Supervision

Asynchronous Supervision

My Supervision Framework

Grounded in CRPO Professional Standards

What You Can Expect

The Supervision Experience

About the Supervisor

Shaelyn Kraemer, MACP, DCP, RP

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