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Reflective supervision is an on-going best practice for the professionals who provide relationship-focused promotion, prevention and treatment to young children and their families.

Through SCIMHA’s program, an endorsed Reflective Supervisor guides an infant or early childhood mental health professional through challenges that arise in the field. The role of the supervisor is to help the practitioner answer his or her own questions and to provide the support and knowledge necessary to guide decision making.

Hallmarks of Reflective Supervision

  • Involves active listening and thoughtful questioning.
  • Addresses program goals and outcomes along with family goals.
  • Provides practitioners with a safe, reliable, consistent learning relationship.
  • Encourages staff and family wellbeing by promoting supervisor strategies to model positive, goal-oriented relationships.
  • Reduces burnout and turnover of staff and maintains the quality and impact of services.

Supervision Options

SCIMHA offers an opportunity for reflective supervision – Learning Collaborative.

Note: All hours received through SCIMHA’s reflective supervision programs count toward all Endorsement categories and hourly requirements.

To learn about reflective supervision opportunities, email admin@scimha.org or sign up for our newsletter below.

Reflective Supervision Consultants

Click the names below to find the Reflective Supervisor for you!

*Endorsed Reflective Supervisors (ERS) can provide Reflective Supervision to any category except Mentor Clinical. Mentor Clinical can provide to any category. 

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Kristen Fortuna

Infant/Early Childhood Family Specialist, ERS

Groups & individuals

Virtual & in-person

lifeunruffled@gmail.com

845-341-7405

Amaris Gibson

Infant/Early Childhood Family Specialist, ERS

Groups & individuals

Virtual & in-person

amarismgibson@gmail.com

864-551-3299

Michelle Hammack

Infant/Early Childhood Family Specialist, ERS

Groups & individuals

Virtual & in-person

mchammack89@gmail.com

443-962-3116

Kristi Kennedy

Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health Specialist, ERS

Groups & individuals

Virtual & in-person

kkennedy@scimha.org

803-984-0979

Karen Larson

Infant/Early Childhood Family Specialist, ERS

Groups & individuals

Virtual & in-person

klarson@sc.easterseals.com

803-372-9425

Sarah McCallister

Infant/Early Childhood Family Specialist, ERS

Groups & individuals

Virtual & in-person

smccallister@scimha.org

843-714-9163

Dr. Mackenzie Soniak

Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health Mentor-Clinical

Individuals

Virtual 

msoniak@chschildandfamilytherapy.org

843-513-5044

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