Services
Reflective guidance for clinical growth.
Professional supervision for practitioners and emerging clinical psychologists.
A thoughtful supervisory relationship
Clinical supervision supports sound judgment, ethical practice, case conceptualization, professional confidence, and continued development.
A thoughtful supervisory relationship
Supervision creates structured space to examine clinical work, strengthen conceptual skills, consider complex situations, and develop an authentic professional approach.
What you can expect
- Individualized goals
- Evidence-based guidance
- Respectful collaboration
- Practical strategies
Begin with a conversation
Reach out to discuss your needs and whether the practice may be a good fit.
Clinical supervision & consultation
Reflective guidance for sound clinical judgment
Clinical supervision creates structured space to examine case formulation, diagnostic questions, treatment planning, ethical considerations, and professional development. The work is collaborative, thoughtful, and grounded in clinical experience.
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Diagnosis & case formulation
Strengthen differential diagnosis, integrate assessment information, and develop a coherent understanding of complex presentations.
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Psychotherapy skills
Discuss Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, problem-solving, psychodynamic, relational, and other approaches in relation to specific cases.
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Professional development
Build confidence, identify blind spots, consider boundaries and ethics, and develop an authentic, sustainable clinical style.
What to expect
Experience in training and academic medicine
Dr. Biggs previously served as an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Her work included training staff and faculty in diagnostic evaluation and outcome measurement.
She has supervised doctoral psychology students and psychiatry residents in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, problem-solving, and psychodynamic psychotherapy, and has experience consulting in transplant and bariatric settings.
- Individualized supervision goals
- Thoughtful discussion of complex cases
- Attention to ethics and professional roles
- Consultation regarding differential diagnosis
Frequently asked questions
Questions about supervision
Who is clinical supervision for?
Services may be appropriate for practitioners and emerging clinical psychologists seeking reflective guidance, case consultation, or professional development.
Does supervision guarantee licensure credit?
No. Requirements vary by license and jurisdiction. Practitioners are responsible for confirming that any supervision arrangement meets their board or program requirements.
Is consultation available for transplant or bariatric cases?
Yes. Dr. Biggs has professional experience and consultation interests in differential diagnosis, transplant, and bariatric evaluation.
Start with a conversation
Discuss your supervision or consultation needs
Reach out with your professional role, goals, and preferred meeting format.