Hi. I'm Mx.
Love C.
Dialogos.

I became a therapist because I believed in the transformative power of being truly seen. And I became a supervisor because I watched too many queer and trans clinicians spend their pre-licensed years in supervision spaces that asked them to shrink — to translate their identities, justify their clinical instincts, and perform a kind of professional neutrality that was never actually neutral.

When I was an AMFT, I wanted a supervisor who already understood what it meant to hold queer grief, to navigate chosen family dynamics in session, to work with clients whose relationships didn't map onto the models we learned in grad school. I wanted someone who got the particular weight of doing this work as a queer person — the countertransference, the parallel process, the way our own histories show up in the room.

I didn't always find that. So I built it.

My supervision practice is grounded in the belief that identity-affirming and clinically rigorous are not in tension — they're the same thing. The most effective clinical work happens when clinicians feel safe enough to bring their full selves to the work. That's what I'm here to support.

I offer individual supervision, group supervision, and direct observation hours — all meeting your state licensing board's requirements for pre-licensed therapists working toward licensure. Every supervisory relationship begins with a clear consultee contract, and I take that relationship as seriously as any clinical one.

Outside of supervision, I create continuing education courses for licensed clinicians who want to deepen their competency with LGBTQ+ clients — because the learning doesn't stop at licensure.

I also maintain a private therapy practice at lovepsychotherapy.com, where I work with individual clients.