Spring 2026 Cohort • Only 3 Spots Left
Group Clinical
Supervision
A closed group experience for therapists who want to deepen their clinical skills while building connections with peers.
"Private practice can be isolating. Group supervision offers a place to think out loud and remember you're not carrying this work alone."
Leanne Sawchuk
Is This Right For You?
This cohort might be a good fit if...
Group supervision isn't for everyone, and that's okay. Here's who tends to thrive in this format.
You're a Registered Psychotherapist or RP (Qualifying) in Ontario
You're currently seeing clients and have clinical material to reflect on
You can commit to Wednesday mornings (10:30 AM to 12:00 PM ET) for 3 months
You're open to learning in a group setting and value peer connection
You want to grow alongside others who take this work seriously
Program Details
Everything you need to know
Format
Closed group of 6 to 8 therapists meeting virtually via Zoom video platform. The same members meet for all sessions to build trust and continuity.
Schedule
6 sessions held biweekly on Wednesdays, 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM Eastern. Each session is 90 minutes.
Duration
March 4 through May 13, 2026. A 3 month commitment that gives enough time to build relationships and go deep.
Investment
$420 CAD total ($70 per session). $70 deposit at registration, then $70 after each session. Receipts provided after each session.
Mark Your Calendar
Your Journey
Six biweekly sessions on Wednesday mornings, 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM Eastern. Each session builds on the last.
March 4
Opening session. Introductions, establishing group agreements, and setting intentions for our time together. We dive right in with our first case presentation.
March 18
Building trust. Case presentations continue as we settle into the rhythm of the group and deepen our connections.
April 1
Deepening the work. Case presentations reveal themes and patterns as the group finds its stride.
April 15
Mid-point reflection. Case presentations continue as we pause to notice what's shifting in your clinical work.
April 29
Integration. Case presentations help us connect insights across sessions and solidify new approaches.
May 13
Closing session. Our final case presentations bring closure as we celebrate growth, honor the group, and look ahead.
Cohort Complete
Plus a bonus wrap-up session when possible
What to Expect
Inside a 90 minute session
First 10 min
Arrival & Check-in
Grounding, settling in, and connecting as a group. A chance to arrive fully before diving into clinical material.
60 min
Case Presentation & Discussion
Members share clinical material for group reflection. This is where the real learning happens.
15 min
Integration & Questions
Space for observations, peer consultation, and takeaways. What are you leaving with today?
Last 5 min
Closing
Wrapping up mindfully and transitioning back to your day.
Who This Is For
Ideal for therapists building their skills
This group is designed for those seeking both professional support and genuine peer connection.
RP Qualifying Therapists
Completing your supervision hours for CRPO registration and wanting to learn alongside peers at a similar stage.
Early Career Therapists
Looking for regular clinical consultation and a space to develop your professional identity with support.
Private Practice Therapists
Missing the collegial environment of agency work and wanting to reduce the isolation of working alone.
Setting Expectations
What this cohort is not
Not a drop-in group. This is a closed cohort. The same members meet for all 6 sessions to build trust and continuity.
Not peer consultation. There's a designated supervisor holding the frame, tracking dynamics, and providing clinical input.
Not therapy. While the space is supportive, the focus is on your professional development and client work.
Not business coaching. We focus on clinical skills and case conceptualization, not building your practice or marketing.
A Note on Confidentiality
What's shared in the group stays in the group. All members sign a supervision agreement with strict confidentiality provisions. This creates the safety needed for honest reflection, including the messy, uncertain parts we often don't share elsewhere.
FAQ
Questions you might have
It's normal to have questions before committing. Here are answers to the most common ones.
I understand that life happens. Because this is a closed group with a fixed schedule, missed sessions cannot be rescheduled or refunded. However, I often add a bonus session at the end of the cohort for the group to wrap up together. This gives everyone a chance to close out the experience, even if they had to miss one along the way.
Yes! Group supervision can count toward your supervision hours for CRPO registration. The College allows a combination of individual and group supervision, with specific guidelines about the proportion of each. We can discuss what makes sense for your situation when you inquire.
Yes. I complete and sign CRPO Supervision Attestation Forms upon request at no additional charge. You're responsible for maintaining your own records of supervision hours for CRPO reporting purposes.
No. With 6 to 8 members and 6 sessions, we rotate who presents. You'll likely present once or twice over the cohort. The rest of the time, you learn by listening, asking questions, and participating in the discussion. There's tremendous value in witnessing how others navigate their clinical work.
That's completely understandable. Most therapists feel some vulnerability when sharing their clinical work, especially in a group setting. Part of my role is to create a space that feels safe enough for that vulnerability. We move at a pace that works for the group, and you're never pressured to share before you're ready.
Not at all. The group welcomes therapists from various orientations. My own work draws on relational, somatic, and trauma-informed approaches, but supervision is about helping you develop your clinical thinking within your own framework. Diversity of perspective often enriches the group's learning.
CRPO allows a combination of individual and group supervision, but there are specific guidelines about the proportion of each. For RP (Qualifying) members, at least 50% of supervision hours must be individual. Group supervision can fulfill the remaining hours. I'm happy to discuss what makes sense for your specific situation.
By signing the supervision agreement, you commit to the full 6 session cohort. The $70 deposit is non-refundable unless I cancel the group. If you need to withdraw after signing, you remain responsible for the full program fee. This policy exists because the closed group format depends on consistent membership. If I need to cancel a session, I'll schedule a make-up or provide a refund for that session.
Getting Started
How to Register
Reach Out
Fill out the form at the bottom of this page to express your interest. If you'd like to chat first, mention that in your message and we can book a quick 10 minute call to answer your questions and make sure this feels like a good fit.
Review & Sign
I'll send you the Group Supervision Agreement via OpenSign. Review and sign digitally, no printing required.
Pay Deposit
Once you've signed the agreement, I'll send you a secure payment link. Pay the $70 deposit via credit card to secure your spot. This deposit will be applied to Session 1.
Get Calendar Invites
Once registered, you'll receive calendar invites for all 6 sessions with the video link.
Show Up March 4!
Join us for the first session and begin your group supervision journey.
Your Supervisor
Hi, I'm Leanne.
Grounded, warm, and honest.
Leanne Sawchuk
Registered Psychotherapist
Clinical Supervisor
I've been practicing psychotherapy in Kitchener-Waterloo for over a decade, and supervision has become one of the most meaningful parts of my work.
I remember what it was like to be new to this field. The self-doubt, the second-guessing, the moments of wondering if I was doing it right. I also remember the supervisors who helped me trust my own instincts while continuing to grow.
That's the kind of supervision I try to offer. I'm not interested in being the expert in the room. I'm interested in thinking alongside you, helping you notice what you might be missing, and creating enough safety that you can bring the messy, uncertain parts of your clinical work into the light.
Leanne Sawchuk
Registered Psychotherapist
Clinical Supervisor
Your Supervisor
Hi, I'm Leanne.
Grounded, warm, and honest.
I've been practicing psychotherapy in Kitchener-Waterloo for over a decade, and supervision has become one of the most meaningful parts of my work.
I remember what it was like to be new to this field. The self-doubt, the second-guessing, the moments of wondering if I was doing it right. I also remember the supervisors who helped me trust my own instincts while continuing to grow.
That's the kind of supervision I try to offer. I'm not interested in being the expert in the room. I'm interested in thinking alongside you, helping you notice what you might be missing, and creating enough safety that you can bring the messy, uncertain parts of your clinical work into the light.
Only 3 Spots Remaining
Ready to join?
If this sounds like a good fit, I'd love to connect and answer any questions you might have.
Fill out the form and I'll be in touch within 1 to 2 business days to discuss next steps, answer your questions, and make sure this feels right for both of us.
If you'd prefer to learn more before reaching out, feel free to explore the general group supervision page.