Clinical Supervision & Consultation

This work is for other clinicians. It suits pre-licensed Florida clinicians (RMHCI, RMFTI) seeking supervision toward full licensure as an LMHC or LMFT, licensed therapists pursuing EMDR consultation hours toward EMDRIA certification, and therapists integrating somatic approaches into their existing practice. It also serves graduate trainees from Nova Southeastern University and other accredited programs seeking practicum or internship supervision, and licensed clinicians who want complex trauma case consultation for layered, treatment-resistant presentations. If you are committed to depth rather than just competence, and want a consultant who integrates somatic and polyvagal frameworks, this is designed for you.

Yes. SOMA offers both individual and group EMDR consultation for clinicians working toward EMDRIA certification. Individual consultation is one-on-one and focuses on case conceptualization, protocol fidelity, clinical decision-making during reprocessing, and integrating somatic and polyvagal frameworks into standard EMDR practice. Group consultation is capped at 4 clinicians and adds peer learning, case presentation, and the benefit of diverse clinical perspectives. Both formats provide consultation hours toward EMDRIA certification. Inquire about supervision and we will discuss your goals, credentials, and which format fits your certification path and clinical development.

Yes. SOMA provides clinical supervision for pre-licensed mental health professionals in Florida, including RMHCIs and RMFTIs working toward full licensure as an LMHC or LMFT. Supervision is structured to meet state board requirements while providing genuine clinical development, not checkbox compliance. The emphasis is on building the clinical presence that lets you sit with complex material without flinching, trust your instincts while staying accountable to evidence-based practice, and develop a therapeutic identity that is authentically yours. Inquire to discuss your credentials, hour requirements, and the right structure for your supervision.

Yes. Somatic Integration Consultation is designed for licensed therapists who are already competent in their primary modality and want to add embodied approaches with clinical precision. Consultation covers integrating somatic experiencing, polyvagal theory, and body-based interventions into your existing framework. Rather than replacing what you already do well, the focus is on layering in nervous-system-informed work so it strengthens your clinical repertoire. This is a good fit if you sense that mind-only approaches sometimes plateau with trauma clients and you want structured guidance on embodied trauma work.

Yes. Complex Trauma Case Consultation is targeted case consultation for clinicians working with complex, layered, or treatment-resistant trauma presentations. Sessions address clinical impasses, treatment planning, countertransference dynamics, and how to integrate multiple modalities for clients who do not fit neatly into a single protocol. This is useful when a case feels stuck, when standard protocols are not landing, or when you want a second clinical mind on a difficult presentation. Inquire about consultation and we will discuss the case, your goals, and the right format for the support you need.

Dr. Aday views supervision and consultation as a parallel process. The way a supervisor holds the supervisory relationship directly models how a clinician holds the therapeutic relationship. If supervision is rigid, compliance-driven, and transactional, that is what gets transmitted to the therapy room. If it is attuned, curious, and grounded in genuine clinical development, that is what reaches clients. Supervision at SOMA is not about checking boxes or accumulating hours. It is about building clinical presence, trusting your instincts while staying accountable to evidence-based practice, and developing a therapeutic identity that is authentically yours, whether you are early-career or seasoned.