Consultation & Clinical Supervision
Northwest Wellness offers clinical consultation and clinical supervision for therapists and social workers seeking supportive, ethical, and culturally responsive professional development. Services are grounded in trauma‑informed, anti‑oppressive, and relational practice, with particular attention to working with complex trauma, BIPOC communities, newcomers, and Northern contexts.
Consultation
Clinical
$150
Clinical consultation is a collaborative, non‑evaluative process designed to support therapists as they deepen clinical skill, strengthen decision‑making, and integrate specialized modalities into their practice. Consultation is aligned with CRPO and OCSWSSW practice standards and may be used for professional development or modality‑specific requirements.
Consultation
EMDRIA consultation hours (Basic Training, Certification, and ongoing consultation, as applicable)
Brainspotting consultation hours toward certification or continued skill development
MSW‑level clinical consultation and reflective practice
Consultation
Case conceptualization and treatment planning
Integration and fidelity to EMDR or Brainspotting models
Ethical practice, scope of competence, and professional judgment
Therapist self‑awareness, use of self, and nervous‑system‑informed care
Clinical consultation is educational and supportive, does not include formal evaluation or oversight of practice, and does not constitute clinical supervision. Responsibility for client care remains with the consulting therapist.
Clinical
$150
Clinical supervision is a formal, structured, and evaluative professional relationship provided in accordance with OCSWSSW and CRPO standards. Supervision supports the development of clinical competence, ethical practice, and professional identity, while promoting safe and effective client care.
Clinical Supervision
MSW students or early‑career social workers
CRPO Qualifying Registrants or supervised practice requirements
Ongoing professional supervision within organizational or private practice contexts
Clinical Supervision
Review of clinical cases and therapeutic process
Ethical decision‑making, risk management, and scope‑of‑practice guidance
Development of clinical judgment and reflective practice
Documentation and confirmation of supervision hours, when required
Clinical supervision involves evaluation of professional practice and may include formal supervision records or attestations where appropriate.
Our Approach
Consultation and supervision at Northwest Wellness are offered through a relational, strengths‑based, and culturally responsive lens. We value reflective practice, humility, and sustainability, and aim to create a space where therapists can think deeply about their work while feeling supported, challenged, and affirmed.
All consultation and supervision services are professional and educational in nature and are not psychotherapy.