Clinical Supervision & EFT Consultation in Texas

Supportive LMFT supervision session in Keller, TX, guiding associate therapists toward licensure

For therapists who want to grow in confidence, deepen their clinical skills, and find their own voice in the therapy room.

Becoming a therapist is one thing. Learning to trust yourself as a therapist is another.

Whether you're an LMFT Associate working toward licensure or an experienced clinician looking to deepen your work with couples, supervision should be more than discussing cases and checking boxes.

I believe meaningful supervision creates space to be curious, ask difficult questions, explore what happens when we feel stuck, and develop a deeper understanding of ourselves and the people we work with.

My approach is collaborative, supportive, and grounded in attachment, systemic thinking, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). We'll look not only at what you're doing in session, but also at what's happening beneath the surface and how you can respond with greater clarity and intention.

You don't have to have everything figured out to do meaningful clinical work. And you certainly don't have to figure it all out alone.

Two Ways to Work Together

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Nadine Greer, LMFT supervisor.

Areas of Clinical Expertise

  • My clinical work primarily focuses on couples navigating relational distress, attachment injuries, trauma, and challenges with sex and intimacy.

    These experiences shape the way I approach supervision, particularly when helping clinicians work with:

    • High-conflict and emotionally distressed couples

    • Infidelity, betrayal, and attachment injuries

    • Sexual disconnection, desire differences, and intimacy concerns

    • Trauma and its impact on relational safety

    • Complex relational dynamics and therapeutic impasses

    I bring more than a decade of clinical experience across inpatient, outpatient, and private practice settings, along with specialized training in Emotionally Focused Therapy.

    What Supervision With Me Looks Like

    I believe therapists learn best when they feel supported enough to be honest about what they don't know.

    You can expect a balance of encouragement, direct clinical feedback, curiosity, and practical application.

    Sometimes that means slowing down a difficult interaction to understand what happened. Sometimes it's watching a recording, practicing an intervention, or exploring why a particular client interaction feels especially challenging.

    And sometimes it's recognizing that growing as a therapist also means learning to tolerate uncertainty, trust your clinical judgment, and remain emotionally present.

    My role isn't to expect perfection. It's to help you recognize your strengths, identify areas for growth, and develop the skills to do meaningful, ethical, and effective work.

Fees & Availability

  • primarily daytime scheduling.

    EFT clinical consultation is also available. Fees, format, and scheduling can be discussed during an initial consultation.