Dyana Robbins Ph.D, LPC-S

Supervision is a collaborative, reciprocal relationship. The supervisee brings questions, intention, and a growth mindset. Supervisors create healthy, supportive structures for sharing information, developing professional identity, and ensuring safe, ethical practice. I use developmental models for supervision to foster growth and encourage supervisee reflection and ownership of their professional growth.

Supervision is a collaborative, reciprocal relationship. The supervisee brings questions, intention, and a growth mindset. Supervisors create healthy, supportive structures for sharing information, developing professional identity, and ensuring safe, ethical practice. I use developmental models for supervision to foster growth and encourage supervisee reflection and ownership of their professional growth.

• Individual supervision