As clinicians, we always want to continue learning. This is an essential part of our work, as it allows us to provide our clients the best care possible.

Have you ever had questions about a clinical case? Have you wanted a non judgemental place to share your concerns and ideas? Or just wanted another person’s opinion on the best approach? Well, you are not alone!

As clinicians and practitioners, our responsibility and goal is to continue our learning and make sure that we are providing the best therapy to our clients. One way to do this is through the use of supervision.

Leila provides supervision and consultation opportunities for other clinicians Similar to her work with clients, Leila takes a collaborative and active approach in the supervision process.

Supervision

Leila teaches several courses to graduate students at the Columbia School of Social Work. Courses include Advanced Clinical Practices, Human Behavior in the Social Environment and Trauma. She also teaches courses including Domestic Violence 101 at Rutgers University She studies and uses components of CBT, DBT, and ACT in her work.

Consultation

Leila focuses on making the most of the time by prioritizing cases, using conceptualizations, and teaching skills that are applicable to other client cases.

Whether you are interested in supervision or are just looking for consultation on your cases, Leila is happy to help! Contact us to learn more.