Consultation & Supervision

Clinical Supervision Groups
60 minutes @ $80

In our consultation groups, Robert Espiau, Greg Corbin, and Anne Tillery model integrity, grounded presence, and deep compassion for each therapist and their clients. We recognize the emotional labor involved in trauma work and acknowledge the real effects of compassion fatigue, burnout, and secondary trauma. Together, we explore how to sustain ourselves, practically, ethically, and emotionally, through self-care and peer connection as part of our daily work with clients. All sessions are held in sacred confidentiality and with respect for the vulnerability and strength this work demands. Both individual and group supervision are available.

**Robert Espiau** has provided individual and group therapy since 1991. He specializes in Complex PTSD, religious trauma, Dissociative Identity Disorder, and torture-related trauma. A former Catholic priest and Buddhist monastic, Robert has taught classical Samatha and Vipassana meditation, mindfulness, and lucid dreaming for over 30 years. He is particularly skilled in helping clients resolve trauma-related nightmares without medication through lucid dreaming techniques. Robert works internationally and currently lives and practices in Vietnam, Cambodia, and the U.S., offering therapy and supervision to international expats and Third Culture Kids.

**Greg Corbin** brings years of experience working with trauma, addiction, and men’s issues. He is particularly attuned to the impact of shame, intergenerational trauma, and the deep emotional repression that often accompanies complex PTSD. Greg is known for his honest, grounded approach and his ability to support clients and clinicians alike in making contact with their core emotional truth. He specializes in somatic approaches to healing and offers a unique presence that blends depth, safety, and challenge. Greg’s background includes work with religious trauma, toxic masculinity, and developmental wounds.

**Anne Tillery** is a trauma-informed clinician specializing in attachment trauma, complex dissociation, religious trauma, and sexual abuse. She has direct lived experience of being involved in a Western psychology cult and brings deep insight and empathy to her work with clients and clinicians who have also survived cultic abuse or high-demand therapeutic groups. Anne also has extensive experience working with prostitutes, sex workers, and survivors of sex trafficking, supporting their healing from the complex trauma, exploitation, and relational wounds that often accompany these experiences. She integrates somatic psychology, parts work, and attachment repair with clarity and compassion. Her approach to supervision is steady, warm, and deeply respectful of each clinician’s wisdom and capacity.