Supervision

Supervision

Clinical Supervision Services

Smadar Megnazi brings a certificate in Clinical Supervision from Lewis & Clark College and fifteen years of therapeutic experience to her role as a supervisor. Her training includes ethical frameworks and reflective practice techniques she refined over years of real-world mentorship.

Supervision Experience

Since completing her supervision coursework, Smadar has guided counseling interns and early-career therapists across outpatient and partial hospitalization settings. She supported clinicians in case conceptualization, intervention planning, documentation review, and self-care strategies—helping them transition from academic theory to confident, client-centered practice.

Services for Interns and New Therapists

Smadar offers one-on-one and small-group supervision tailored to your learning goals. Topics include clinical assessment, developing treatment plans, managing countertransference, and integrating creative modalities like art therapy. Whether you’re seeking your first supervision hours or looking to sharpen advanced counseling skills, she provides a supportive space for growth, feedback, and professional development.

What Clients say

I had the privilege of working under Smadar Megnazi during my clinical internship, and I am deeply grateful for the invaluable guidance and support she provided throughout that time.

Smadar brings a wealth of clinical knowledge, thoughtful feedback, and genuine care to the supervisory relationship. Her background in expressive arts therapy allows her to be uniquely attuned to a wide range of client needs, and she brings that same depth of awareness and creativity into her supervision style.

With a strong foundation in family therapy and Family-Based Treatment (FBT), Smadar helped me develop a deeper understanding of systemic dynamics and their impact on adolescent treatment outcomes. Her supervision consistently encouraged critical thinking, self-reflection, and growth, both clinically and personally.

Smadar is a warm, compassionate, and flexible supervisor who balances structure with responsiveness to the individual needs of her supervisees. Her perspective as an immigrant from Israel added a rich cultural lens to our work together, which helped me approach client care in a more holistic, bio-psycho-social way.

Because of the strong foundation and supportive mentorship I experienced during my internship, I sought Smadar out again in my current role as a professional clinician. I knew I wanted to continue learning under her supervision as I transitioned into the next stage of my career. Her continued guidance has been instrumental in shaping my development as a thoughtful, attuned, and systems-oriented clinician.

Working with Smadar has been an enriching experience, and I feel fortunate to continue learning from her insight, warmth, and professionalism.
Bailey ShiflettProfessional Clinician