Supervision is where your growth as a therapist truly takes root. It’s where theory meets practice — and where your confidence begins to flourish.
Supervision provides the structure, safety, and reflection that allow you to develop your voice and identity as a clinician — not just check boxes for licensure.
Why it matters?
My Approach
I’m Danielle Cotter, MA LMFT PMH-C, a licensed marriage and family therapist and EMDR-trained clinician. I bring over a decade of experience in community mental health, trauma recovery, maternal mental health, and equine-assisted psychotherapy.
My supervision style is grounded, relational, and encouraging — rooted in both clinical rigor and compassion.
I believe supervision is a sacred space — one where you can grow not only as a clinician, but as a person.
What you'll gain from supervision
You’ll leave each session feeling more grounded, connected, and confident in your work.
Supervision can help you:
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Strengthen your clinical skills and case conceptualization
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Learn to navigate transference and countertransference
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Build a trauma-informed, attachment-based lens
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Develop confidence with EMDR, somatic, and experiential techniques
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Create a sustainable career path that aligns with your values
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Receive support for licensure requirements (LMFT and LPC/LPCC in Minnesota)
Supervision with me is reflective, experiential, and relationship-based.
I believe learning happens best in an environment of trust, curiosity, and collaboration — where it’s safe to explore uncertainty and celebrate growth.
I integrate:
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Attachment-focused and trauma-informed frameworks to understand both client and therapist processes
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Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Somatic principles to foster self-awareness and embodiment
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Relational and experiential methods to deepen clinical confidence and intuition
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Mindfulness and self-compassion practices to help you sustain your work and wellbeing
Together, we’ll look at not only what’s happening with your clients, but also what’s happening within you as a therapist.
MFT Supervision
Grow with confidence, curiosity, and connection.
Starting your career as a therapist is both exciting and overwhelming. You’re learning how to be with clients, manage your emotions, and navigate systems — all while trying to trust your instincts.
Clinical supervision is more than just meeting requirements — it’s a space to develop your professional identity, deepen your clinical intuition, and feel supported as you grow into the therapist you’re becoming.
