There are several ways to set up supervision.

Distance supervision
You send me your session by mail on a CD, DVD, VHS tape or cassette tape. Or if preferred, you can send your audio or video file via Skype, greatly speeding up the process.

As I listen to your session, I will make a digital audio recording which will have the audio from your session, interrupted at points by my commentary with observations, suggestions and questions. I will send back either a CD, or email you an mp3 file, which you can download and listen to. You can also send me a digital recording via email, which I will download and make a digital audio recording as above, returning it to you by either mail or email.

Either way, I offer a brief follow-up phone call to respond to any questions you may have regarding the supervision.

In-person supervision
If you’re within easy travel distance to Chicago, we can meet in person and review your work together. I will still make an audio recording of the supervision so you can review it again at a later date. This format allows for more give and take during the supervision.

Group Supervision
If you have a group of colleagues interested in obtaining supervision, you can do this by distance via either Skype or a conference call. Or, if your group is local, we can all meet in person in a space provided by either of us.