Supervision is an important and mandatory part of the professional development of a Registered Psychotherapist. It can also be a way to learn about different aspects of therapy for therapists with more experience and training.

As the Clinical Director of Health & Happiness: Counselling and Wellness, Kevin Greene has been developing practical ways to help his patients. If you are looking for a supervisor who will support you based on real-world approaches and not textbook, then Kevin Greene might be a good fit for you.

He is now offering clinical supervision for psychotherapists in the following crucial and underserved areas:

1. General psychotherapy for young people: how to approach treating children, teens, and young adults after COVID.
2. ADHD: What it is (and isn’t) and how incorporate its reality into therapy.
3. Autism Spectrum Disorder: The challenge and reward of working with Autistic people of all ages. 
4. School avoidance: The school system has not helped students get back to a regular schedule, resulting in increased absences due to low motivation and rising anxiety. Working with students from JK to University requires an understanding of this unique population to help them progress.
5. Bullying (Online and Offline): Practical ways to engage the school and equip young people to manage.
6. Online addiction: How COVID has changed how to deal with this increasingly common problem.
7. Social Anxiety: Helping youth reconnect after COVID and better understand the reasons for social anxiety.

Kevin can also provide supervision around building a private practice and more generic therapeutic situations that are common in psychotherapy.