Supervision
Psychology Supervision for Therapists in Training
Start with a complimentary introductory call — a short conversation about your training, your setting, and what you're looking for in supervision, before you commit to anything.
Good supervision is where a trainee becomes a clinician. It's where cases stop being overwhelming and start being instructive, where your clinical voice takes shape, and where someone experienced is genuinely in your corner while you carry difficult work. Dr. Kim Sharrott, Psy.D., M.Ed., a New York State licensed psychologist and the Founder and Supervising Psychologist of Sharrott Psychology, offers clinical supervision to therapists in training — in person in Manhattan and online.
Who this is for
- Externs and interns — doctoral trainees in supervised clinical placements
- Postdoctoral fellows accruing supervised experience after the doctorate
- Limited-permit psychologists accruing supervised hours toward New York licensure
- Early-career clinicians who are licensed but want ongoing consultation as they deepen their practice
Areas of focus
Supervision with Dr. Sharrott draws on her clinical specialties, so it is an especially good fit if your caseload includes:
- Anxiety, perfectionism, and burnout in high-achieving adults
- Women’s life transitions — perinatal, perimenopause and menopause, midlife
- Grief and widowhood, including facilitating groups
- Parent consultation
- Building resilience — in your clients, and in yourself as a clinician
Her orientation combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Brainspotting for trauma, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and a holistic mind–body perspective, so supervision can move between concrete intervention and deeper case formulation.
How supervision works here
Supervision is developmental, not just evaluative. Expect a balance of support and honest rigor: case conceptualization, treatment planning, attention to the therapy relationship, ethics and boundaries, documentation, and your own reactions to the work — the beginnings of the clinician you're becoming. As the qualified supervisor, Dr. Sharrott documents and verifies supervised hours toward New York psychology licensure for the trainees she supervises.
There is also room, when it's useful, for the practical mentorship training rarely provides: what building an ethical, sustainable practice actually looks like from the inside.
What to expect
- First step
- A complimentary introductory call, to make sure the fit — clinical, logistical, and personal — is right on both sides.
- Format
- Individual supervision, in person at 1178 Broadway, #695, New York, NY 10001, and online.
- Cadence
- Supervision typically meets weekly; the rhythm is set together on the introductory call.
- Fees
- Discussed on the introductory call.
- Contact
- Email DrKimSharrott@gmail.com. Replies are aimed within one business day, Monday–Thursday, 9am–4pm.
Frequently asked questions
Can you sign off on my hours for New York licensure?
Yes — for supervisees training under my supervision in qualifying settings, I document and verify supervised experience toward New York psychology licensure. On our introductory call we'll confirm your setting and program requirements so everything is in order from the start.
Do you supervise trainees from any program?
Many supervisees arrange supervision through their training site, fellowship, or employer; if your program has specific requirements or forms, bring them to our call and we'll make sure the arrangement fits them.
Is supervision available online?
Yes — supervision is available online as well as in person in Manhattan, for trainees whose clinical work is in New York.
How is supervision different from consultation?
Supervision carries clinical responsibility for your cases and can count toward licensure hours; consultation is a collegial, case-focused conversation for licensed clinicians who retain full responsibility for their own work. Dr. Sharrott offers both — the introductory call sorts out which you need.
How do I start?
Book an introductory call at kim-sharrott.clientsecure.me, or email DrKimSharrott@gmail.com.
Ready for your life to feel different?
Start with a complimentary 15-minute consultation — book online through the secure client portal, or send a message. I usually reply within one business day.