TherapySupervisor

For clinicians in training and practice
Case

Before you start

TherapySupervisor is an educational tool for clinical thinking. It is not a medical device, not a diagnostic aid, and not a substitute for supervision, consultation, or your own clinical judgment. Nothing here constitutes clinical advice or direction for patient care.

Use it the way you'd use a consultation group or a supervision prep journal — to think out loud, test formulations, notice what you're avoiding, and arrive at your next supervision meeting with sharper questions.

Three things before you type:

  1. De-identify everything. No names, no dates of birth, no addresses, no identifying details. Treat this like any case conference or written case write-up. If you need a HIPAA-compliant environment for identified patient information, use your institution's EMR.
  2. Clinical decisions are yours. If something here shifts how you're thinking about a case, bring it to your supervisor before you act on it. The tool is upstream of clinical decision-making, not adjacent to it.
  3. In a crisis, this is the wrong tool. For emergencies — yours or a patient's — use your program's on-call system, 988, or 911.

Before you start

TherapySupervisor is an educational tool for clinical thinking. It is not a medical device, not a diagnostic aid, and not a substitute for supervision, consultation, or your own clinical judgment. Nothing here constitutes clinical advice or direction for patient care.

Use it the way you would use a consultation group or a supervision prep journal: to think out loud, test formulations, notice what you are avoiding, and arrive at your next supervision meeting with sharper questions.

Three things before you type:

  1. De-identify everything. No names, no dates of birth, no addresses, no identifying details. Treat this like any case conference or written case write-up. If you need a HIPAA-compliant environment for identified patient information, use your institution EMR.
  2. Clinical decisions are yours. If something here shifts how you are thinking about a case, bring it to your supervisor before you act on it. The tool is upstream of clinical decision-making, not adjacent to it.
  3. In a crisis, this is the wrong tool. For emergencies — yours or a patient — use your program on-call system, 988, or 911.

Select a case above or create a new one to begin your supervision session.

Done?