Clinical Supervior

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Hi, I’m Daja Robinson, a Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor in Georgia. I provide clinical supervision for associate-level counselors working toward full licensure with a particular focus on supporting clinicians who work with trauma survivors. 

My supervision style is collaborative and intentional. I tend to take an integrative approach where I shift between the roles of teacher, counselor, and consultant based on the supervisee’s developmental needs. 

Working with me, supervises are expected to come prepared, engaged, open to feedback, and willing to communicate when they need support. My process includes ongoing evaluation to build strong clinical skills and increase confidence as a clinician, which may involve role plays, audio/video recordings, case conceptualizations, and other self-reflective methods. Supervisees are also responsible for keeping up with their clinical hours and maintaining appropriate documentation.

My clinical background spans private practice, community mental health, and work with specialized populations, with a particular focus on complex trauma. Theoretically, I draw upon trauma-informed, psychodynamic, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) approaches to support clients in understanding the impact of their experiences, increasing self-awareness, and fostering meaningful change.

As a supervisor, I focus on helping you sharpen clinical skills, ethical decision-making, and build a confident professional identity. Ultimately, I want supervision to be a space for curiosity, self-reflection, accountability, and intentional growth. 

If you’re looking for supervision that challenges and supports you while meeting all the licensure requirements, I’d love to schedule a brief 15-20 consultation to see if we’re a good fit.