Supervision with Cree Lambeck

B.Ed., M.A., RP (she/her)

CLINICAL DIRECTOR AND THERAPIST

“I’ve always felt like a natural helper and teacher. I love to support people and help them find and build on their strengths.”

 

Cree’s Professional Background

Cree has been serving in the helping profession for over twenty five years. From a political aid to an elementary school teacher and learning centre director to registered psychotherapist, Cree’s diverse professional experiences have provided her with a unique frame of reference that she uses to mentor the social, emotional and learning needs of her supervisees and mentees. Cree is Registered Psychotherapist, Ontario Certified Teacher and Clinical Supervisor. Cree holds specializations in perinatal mental health, walk & talk eco-therapy, mindfulness and the Rewind Technique for Trauma (RT). Cree practices relational psychotherapy and enjoys integrating elements of mindfulness, emotion-focused therapy, non violent communication, motivational interviewing, trauma interventions and humanistic principles of care into her clinical work.

Cree’s Approach to Supervision

Cree offers reflective supervision which rests on the three building blocks of reflection, collaboration and regularity. Providing an open, accepting and secure space for supervisees to delve into the complexities of the work is critical to growth. Unlike clinical supervision, which tends to focus solely on cases, reflective supervision goes deeper into the therapist-client relationship including exploring emotions, power dynamics, and broader societal influences. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the therapist's perspective and encourages a compassionate approach rather than just seeking solutions. By integrating reflection, active listening, and empathy within a safe clinical framework, reflective supervision fosters ethical and effective practice.

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE:

  • Membership in a supportive, inclusive and progressive community of practice.

  • Peer support and consultation/supervision with an experienced therapist.

  • Resource and referral sharing and customized recommended resources.

  • Counselling and psychotherapy skills practice with feedback to increase confidence and competency.

  • A trusted, secure and gentle space to be vulnerable, to work through difficult struggles and celebrate successes and wins in the work.

  • Supported access to ongoing groups through monthly billing options.

  • Signed Attestation Form for CRPO (College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario) requirements, if needed.

 
 

INDIVIDUAL AND DYADIC SUPERVISION & CONSULTATION

Individual (one-on-one) and dyadic supervision/consultation (one supervisor and two supervisees). Sessions can be scheduled weekly or biweekly. There is a minimum commitment of once per month for a contract period of 6 months for supervision. Scheduling is flexible based on collective availability. Consultation services are available on a flexible basis with no minimum commitment.

Individual supervision rates: 60 minutes | $200 +HST per 60-minute session
Dyadic supervision rates: 60 minutes | $100 +HST per supervisee per 60-minute session

GROUP SUPERVISION

Small, closed, 6 week groups. NEW! Monthly billing is now available to increase access.

Women’s Health & Wellness/Perinatal Supervision Group
Facilitator: Cree Lambeck (RP, Clinical Supervisor)

Imagine leaving a supervision session feeling completely seen, heard and deeply connected to the women in attendance. In this space, we know how to nourish one another. This group offers you a unique opportunity to develop and refine your therapist identity, grow your clinical skills, embrace your vulnerability, celebrate your unique femininity and womanhood and find community. Together, we will celebrate and share our successes and wins in the work as well as find support for our toughest cases.

In this group, we will acknowledge and challenge patriarchal norms, assumptions and oppressive systems that keep us feeling small and inadequate. We will come together to help, care for and support one another and understand how we can take care of ourselves in this work, replenish, restore and protect ourselves against burnout. This group is a place for gentle, collective empowerment and a place to feel alive, seen and valued. All women-identifying therapists are welcome to apply.

Scheduled monthly | 90-minute sessions | $80 +HST per session per participant

2024-25 FALL Dates:

GROUP 1: MONDAYS @ 9:00 am-10:30am (September 9th, October 7th, November 4th, December 2nd, January 6th (2025), and February 3rd (2025).

GROUP 2: THURSDAYS @ 1:00 pm-2:30pm (September 26th, October 24th, November 21st, December 19th, January 23rd (2025), and February 20th (2025).

 

Walk & Talk/Eco-Therapy Supervision Group
Facilitators: Cree Lambeck (RP, Clinical Supervisor) and Heather Hendrie (CCC, RCC)

Join our supervision group for therapists dedicated to building an ethical, sustainable, and environmentally conscious practice rooted in nature-based therapy principles. We believe in decolonizing therapeutic approaches and fostering equity within our work. By integrating ecotherapy principles, we aim to cultivate a deeper connection to the natural world while honouring diverse perspectives and promoting social justice. Together, we'll explore how to implement sustainable practices in our therapy sessions, minimizing our environmental footprint and maximizing our positive impact on the planet.

Climate anxiety, existential dread and global health fear are on the rise. As therapists, we hold an ethical responsibility to support global citizens as they and we experience life in a time of climate crisis. Changing weather patterns, flooding, forest fires, and the loss of animal habitat create worry and dread - in ourselves and our clients. Together, we will explore how to meet clients where they are in processing the unpredictability of these uncertain times and to hold and empower each other in moving from awareness to action.

Clinically, we will explore nature-based therapy models, engage in resource sharing, review cases and build community. This group is designed to support therapists who are actively practicing or planning to launch outdoor therapy programming. Training, clinical experience and/or certification in walk & talk therapy is required as a prerequisite to joining. This group has two facilitators for extra nurturing and support.

Scheduled monthly | 90-minute sessions | $85 +HST per session per participant

2024-25 FALL Dates:

THURSDAYS @ 1:00 pm-2:30pm (September 12th, October 10th, November 7th, December 5th, January 9th (2025), and February 6th (2025).

 

Nurturing Therapists Supervision Group
Facilitator: Cree Lambeck (RP, Clinical Supervisor) and Heather Hendrie (CCC, RCC)

Introducing a sanctuary for therapists seeking connection, community, and continuous growth. In our nurturing space, you will find inspiration, purpose, and unwavering support as you navigate your therapeutic journey as a practitioner. We have a deep understanding of the power of being seen and held and offer a special container where your experiences are honoured and celebrated. Through collaborative supervision, we foster professional development while prioritizing your well-being. Together, we can thrive in our shared commitment to nurturing both ourselves and our practice. This group has two facilitators for extra nurturing and support.

Scheduled monthly | 90-minute sessions | $85 +HST per session per participant

2024-25 FALL Dates:

THURSDAYS @ 1:00 pm-2:30pm (September 26th, October 24th, November 21st, December 19th, January 23rd (2025), and February 20th (2025).

 

EXTERNAL SUPERVISION: If you are a student or practicum host seeking external supervision for your placement site, we urge you to carefully review your College and academic institution’s policies and regulations on outsourcing supervision. We do not provide external supervision for placement sites. Many practicum sites do provide internal supervision at no additional cost to the student.