Clinical Mentoring & Supervision

Ongoing Support for RET Practitioners

Mastering Radical Exposure Tapping (RET) requires more than initial training — it takes ongoing refinement, clinical confidence, and the support of an experienced supervisor.

Laurie MacKinnon offers RET supervision and personalised clinical mentoring to help therapists at every stage of their practice deepen their skills. You’ll receive expert guidance in complex trauma supervision, ensuring you never feel isolated in this transformative work.

Whether you are newly trained in RET or an experienced trauma therapist, Laurie’s approach blends warmth with clinical precision, drawing from decades as a trauma specialist, systemic therapist, and clinical educator.

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Individual Clinical Mentoring for RET Therapists

Laurie’s one-on-one mentoring sessions provide targeted RET clinical supervision for therapists who want to:

• Receive advanced case consultation for complex or high-risk client presentations

• Engage in reflective supervision focused on clinical process, therapeutic stance, and professional growth

• Refine technical skills in RET protocol precision, timing, and confident application

• Integrate RET seamlessly into broader trauma therapy approaches

• Build clinical confidence and expand trauma therapy expertise

• Meet via secure video platform

 

 

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Small Group RET Supervision

Laurie also facilitates small group supervision for RET practitioners (3–6 participants), creating a collaborative learning space that:

• Strengthens clinical decision-making through case-based learning and peer discussion

• Enhances practical skills by examining real client presentations and therapeutic challenges

• Includes analysis of session footage to accelerate skill development

• Builds a supportive professional network of RET-trained trauma therapists

• Meet via secure video platform​​

 

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Who Benefits from RET Supervision

• Mental health professionals who have completed RET Level 1 or Level 2 training and want to develop advanced skills

• Clinicians actively using RET who want regular supervision to refine their trauma therapy practice

• Therapists working with trauma cases who need a safe, structured space to explore difficult presentations​​​