Supervision isn’t just about cases—it’s about people. And people don’t grow in isolation.

In Episode 56 of Supervision Simplified, Dr. Amy Parks is joined by grief counselor, educator, and supervisor Debi Jenkins Frankle to explore why supervising alone may be limiting your clinicians more than helping them.

Debi shares her approach to group supervision, including how connection, support, and real-time feedback shape confident, capable clinicians. From starting supervision with “how’s your heart and soul” to creating environments where clinicians can learn from each other, this conversation reframes supervision as a developmental process—not just a requirement.

If you’re a clinical supervisor, practice owner, or stepping into leadership, this episode will challenge your current model and give you a more effective path forward.

Connect with Debi Jenkins Frankle:

https://www.calabasascounseling.com

https://www.facebook.com/groups/privatepracticegrief

https://www.instagram.com/debijenkinsfrankle

Sponsor:

Clinical Supervision Directory

www.clinicalsupervisiondirectory.com

Note: This is a previously released episode we’re bringing back because the conversation is just as relevant today—especially for supervisors looking to build stronger, more supported clinicians.

Stop Supervising Alone: Why Isolation Is Holding Your Clinicians Back