Supervision
Supervision is more than reviewing cases—it is a space for reflection, growth, and accountability. Our approach honors who you are, the communities you serve, and the professional you are becoming. Through a lens of cultural humility and social justice, we support clinicians in developing both their technical expertise and their personal voice as healers. Whether you are working toward licensure, seeking to strengthen your clinical practice, or wanting a supervisor who understands the importance of culture and identity, we are here to walk with you on that journey.
Who Benefits From This Supervision
This supervision is designed for mental health professionals who value growth that is both clinical and cultural. It is especially supportive for:
Pre-licensed clinicians working toward hours for licensure.
Therapists serving immigrant, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and bicultural communities.
Clinicians navigating trauma, identity exploration, or systemic oppression in their cases.
Professionals seeking mentorship rooted in liberation psychology and cultural humility.
Areas of Focus in Supervision
Supervision provides focused support in:
Trauma & PTSD (including intergenerational, racial, and immigration trauma)
Identity development (ethno-racial, gender, sexual orientation, biculturalism)
Immigration-related issues (family separation, acculturative stress, DREAMer experiences)
Working with marginalized populations (immigrants, BIPOC communities, first-generation professionals)
Systemic issues and anti-oppression frameworks in clinical practice
Our Supervisory Approach
Our work is guided by multicultural feminist values and the Individual Developmental Model. This means supervision is tailored to your unique stage of growth, while always honoring the cultural and systemic contexts that shape both you and your clients. We emphasize:This supervision is designed for mental health professionals who value growth that is both clinical and cultural. It is especially supportive for:
Cultural humility and anti-oppressive practice.
Reflective dialogue that integrates identity and lived experience.
Skill-building and accountability for clinical excellence.
A balance of challenge and support to help you grow.
Why Supervision with Dr. Bryan Matters
Dr. Bryan O. Rojas-Araúz brings lived experience as a bilingual, bicultural immigrant and extensive professional training as a licensed psychologist. His supervision style is relational, supportive, and rooted in liberation psychology. He challenges supervisees to reflect critically, while offering the tools and encouragement needed to serve clients with confidence and cultural responsiveness.
