Zoe Jack

"Zoe does great at balancing support, acceptance, and encouragement for growth. She drives discussion towards deeper insight and refreshing perspectives. Zoe helps me to live up to my potential more than I could have ever imagined."

"Zoe has a calm presence like a bubbling brook. Her way of active listening is affirming and generates personal insight that helps me see the possibilities. She's patient and also encouraging. A great fit for someone whose been "stuck" for quite some time."

"I just wanted to write with a quick thank you. I always walk away from our sessions feeling a little less anxious and less tangled in my own head. I really appreciate and value the perspective you're able to provide."

"The work I did with you helped me immensely, and I’m forever grateful for your patience and care." 

"Zoe is an excellent supervisor and I have loved working with her! She is approachable, responsive, and professional. She also has a wealth of knowledge and I have appreciated the resources and interventions she’s shared."

"Zoe creates a wonderful environment for supervision. I feel comfortable asking any questions and always walk away feeling inspired to do this work."

"Great, Helpful, Reliable."

"I really enjoy our supervision sessions and find Zoe's supervision to be very helpful and encouraging. She makes herself available and is supportive in a trusting, solid and not-overbearing way. I feel very grateful to be under her supervision, especially coming from a very different setting. She is knowledgeable, direct and compassionate."

Supervisor Mission Statement

My mission as a clinical supervisor is to create a space that fosters authentic growth, rooted in trust, curiosity, and courage. I believe the early stages of a therapist’s career are a uniquely vulnerable and transformative time—one that deserves both support and challenge.

I strive to meet supervisees at their growth edge, encouraging reflection on their clinical work, personal values, and emotional responses. I believe growth happens through discomfort—not overwhelm—and I guide supervisees to explore their work from new angles with honesty and openness.

Supervision with me is a space to be held and pushed, where feedback flows both ways, and where we sit with the real, human experiences that shape us as therapists.