One-on-one consultation with Dr. Farnham provides a focused, supportive environment for Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns seeking guidance, growth, and confidence as they work toward licensure. Dr. Farnham approaches supervision as both a teacher and collaborator. She encourages questions, curiosity, and critical thinking as interns develop confidence in their clinical judgment and personal style. Her supervision philosophy blends evidence-based therapy with the mindset strategies used by athletes, focusing on resilience, focus, and performance under pressure—skills essential for both therapy and professional growth.

Sessions are customized to meet each intern’s developmental needs, offering guidance in trauma-informed care, case conceptualization, and the practical realities of working in private practice. Interns gain skills to think critically, document ethically, and approach client work with both confidence and clarity.

This 12-week closed supervision group provides Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns (RMHCI) with structured training and case consultation focused on working effectively with the military and veteran population. Led by Dr. Tarra Farnham, PsyD, LMHC-QS - a USAF veteran, USMC spouse, trauma specialist, and athlete mental skills coach - this group combines didactic learning with applied clinical discussion.

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Each cohort is limited to six interns to allow for meaningful discussion, individualized feedback, and professional growth. Interns who participate in group supervision only must also maintain a separate individual qualified supervisor.

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Every week includes a short didactic segment (topic presentation) and one to two case consultations. Interns will rotate presenting cases and discussion topics related to military culture, trauma, or clinical skill development.