Clinician Services
Consultation, supervision, and collaborative assessment for clinicians navigating complexity. Whether you’re stuck, curious, or ready to go deeper, these services offer sharp insight and high-caliber thinking—for the moments when standard solutions fall short.
Areas of Competency:
Diagnostic Assessment ADHD
Collaborative Assessment
Diagnostic Differentiation
Emotion Focused Therapy
Intersubjective Psychoanalysis
Populations:
Males Aged 16 through adulthood
Autism Spectrum Disorder/
Developmental Disabilities
Personality Disorders: DPD, OCPD, NPD, SPD
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A Personal Letter to Potential Supervisees: Exploring Supervision and Consultation Together
Dear Colleague,
Embarking on the journey of clinical supervision is more than just meeting requirements—it's an opportunity to deepen your understanding, refine your skills, and elevate your practice. Supervision is a collaborative and supportive space, where the focus is on developing clinical competency and enhancing therapeutic insight. Whether you're looking to sharpen your diagnostic differentiation, explore Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), or fine-tune your assessment-based therapy, supervision provides a tailored, growth-oriented environment.
What I Offer:
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Individual Supervision: A one-on-one space for in-depth exploration of clinical cases, therapeutic techniques, and personal growth as a clinician. This setting allows for targeted feedback and support as you navigate the complexities of therapeutic practice.
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Group Supervision: For those who thrive on peer feedback, group supervision fosters a dynamic and collaborative environment. Together, we discuss case studies, share insights, and learn from each other's experiences. This setting is invaluable for gaining multiple perspectives on therapeutic challenges.
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Consultation for Assessment-Based Therapy: If you are involved in assessment-driven work, consultation offers a specialized focus. We will explore collaborative assessment techniques, ensuring you feel confident in your ability to guide clients through diagnostic processes and therapeutic interventions.
Supervision isn’t about rigid teaching—it’s about dialogue, reflection, and growth. The focus is always on enhancing your clinical abilities while ensuring that your personal style as a therapist shines through. Whether you’re new to the field or seasoned but seeking further growth, supervision helps you develop the depth of understanding needed to provide effective therapy.
This isn’t just about ticking boxes—it's about fostering a professional relationship where clinical competency and self-reflective practice go hand in hand.
If you’re ready to explore how supervision can support your growth, feel free to reach out. Together, we’ll create a space where learning is both meaningful and practical.
Warm regards,
Cody Thomas Rounds
About
Cody Thomas Rounds
Cody Thomas Rounds is a licensed clinical psychologist-Master in Vermont with a deep commitment to enhancing both personal and professional growth through therapy. With a unique background that combines psychology, anthropology, and years of experience in vocational rehabilitation, Cody brings a well-rounded perspective to mental health care. Having worked extensively with neurodivergent individuals, including those on the autism spectrum (ASD) and those with ADHD, Cody has become a recognized specialist in this area, tailoring therapy to meet the specific needs of each client.
Throughout his career, Cody has demonstrated a strong dedication to the intersection of therapy and career development. His work in vocational rehabilitation through the federal program Project Hire provided a foundation for understanding the critical role of career fulfillment in overall well-being. This experience informs his practice today, where therapy is not just about addressing mental health challenges but also about empowering individuals to thrive in their personal and professional lives.
As an expert in collaborative assessment, Cody’s approach involves working closely with clients to evaluate their needs in real-time, allowing for a more personalized and dynamic therapy experience. His expertise extends to Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), where he provides training and guidance to fellow clinicians, helping them deepen their understanding of emotional processes in therapy.
In addition to his clinical work, Cody serves as the Federal Advocacy Coordinator for the American Psychological Association, advocating for mental health professionals and policy improvements at both state and federal levels. This role highlights his leadership in the field and his commitment to advancing mental health care beyond the therapy room.
Cody’s office is a place where therapy and self-advocacy go hand in hand. Whether working with neurodivergent individuals or helping clients navigate career transitions, Cody’s approach remains client-centered, empathetic, and grounded in the belief that everyone has the potential for growth.
