Clinical Supervision

I am currently taking on new supervisees as I worked towards becoming an approved clinical supervisor (ACS) with the BCACC.​

​About Me

I hold an undergraduate degree in kinesiology and master’s degrees in exercise and sport psychology and clinical psychology. I have worked in kinesiology and health promotion for 25 years before transitioning into mental health. I have worked in government, not-for-profit, and private sectors serving as a facilitator, sessional instructor, and curriculum development for university and college courses. Having supervised, trained, and evaluated large numbers of employees over my career, I am experienced in the process and now look forward to applying this to clinical supervision.

I have been a RCC in good standing with the BCACC for nine years and have worked in private practice for over five years specializing in trauma, disordered eating, sexual assault, and integrating exercise for mental health. As a writer, I have publications in chapter, article, and book formats all speaking to exercise, mental health, and health promotion. As a facilitator, I work with government and not-for-profit agencies including athletic organizations and have worked with Yorkville University as an intern supervisor for students in the master’s program for over two years. I am trained in Narrative Therapy, Somatic Therapy, EMDR, and dissociative disorders and integrate IFS informed strategies along with integrating exercise to specific address a variety of mental health challenges.

Orientations, Theoretical Perspectives, & Model of Clinical Supervision

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My dominant orientation speaks to both polyvagal and feminist theory, avoiding medicalizing mental health in practice; understanding how systemic oppression and disconnections can influence mental health. As an ACS in training, I lean towards the Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision (Hawkins and Shohet, 2000) that offers a process-oriented approach bringing together relational and systemic perspectives. The “seven-eyes” pull from seven different perspectives including those from the therapist, client, supervisor and relationships between each. For more information on this model of supervision you may refer to the online PDF, “A naturalistic, observational study of the Seven-Eyed model of supervision” (McMahon, Jennings, & O’Brien, 2022).

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Fees & Administration

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Because I have yet to become an ACS, my fee is less than the recommended rate of $180-200/hr. My rate is $130 per session. If you are interested in learning more or would like to book a consult, please email me at info@kathicameron.com or text 250.830.7330.