As an art therapy supervisor, I am guided by collaborative, empowering, and strengths-based principles. I strive to create a space where supervisees feel welcomed and supported to bring their questions, uncertainties, challenges, and vulnerabilities without fear of judgement.

Through arts-based supervision, I invite space for reflection, creativity, and self-exploration. My hope is that supervision feels both supportive and generative—a place where supervisees can grow in confidence, deepen their understanding of themselves and their practice, and feel better equipped to offer ethical, compassionate, and responsive care to clients.

Virtual individual supervision sessions – $140/session Book a meeting to discuss your supervision needs and aspirations by going to my NousTalk landing page, choose “I’m a new client” and book a free consultation. Ready to get started? Register as a new client on NousTalk then go to the “Direct Sessions” tab to book.

Virtual group sessions – $80/session 6 spots are available each week and you can sign up for one or several sessions at a time within four-month blocks. Register as a new client then go to the “Group Sessions” tab on my NousTalk landing page to book.

  • Mondays from 4:00-6:00 PM CST

Let me know if there’s a better time and day that works for you. I can try to add that option to the schedule and see if there are enough people who are also interested.

Let’s work together on:

  • client needs, goals, and safety
  • clinical skills
  • cultural awareness and safety, power differentials, colonialism, gender
  • art therapy techniques that facilitate insight and healing
  • your professional goals
  • developing a therapeutic identity
  • transferences/countertransferences
  • art making and self-reflection
  • working with/for organizations
  • self-knowledge through transference and countertransference  
  • building your private practice
  • creative self-care
  • facilitating art therapy groups
  • art therapy ethics
  • administration e.g., note taking, forms, taxes, online platforms, etc.
  • and anything else that’s important to you and your clients

What I bring:

  • CATA supervisor status
  • VATI’s 30-hour graduate-level supervisor course
  • 13 years experience in private practice (children and youth in care, 2SLGBTQ+, autism, adults with cognitive disabilities, parent/child dyad, outreach, advocacy)
  • 2 years experience working for Indigenous organizations in BC (Nisga’a Child and Family Services and Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society).
  • CRPO RP (qualifying)
  • KATI graduate (honours, thesis – Reflection Cards as an Opening Circle Activity
  • Go to the “About Dianne” for more information about me and my work as an art therapist