Any clinician, early childhood professional, or one working in the mental health field, should seek consistent reflective supervision. Reflective supervision is a safe place to process thoughts, feelings and values that are challenged when working with high needs, high crisis populations. Monthly, weekly, or quarterly reflective supervision by a level three Infant Mental Health Specialist is available through Duke City Mind Institute, to help providers process secondary trauma that is a common occurrence in the Mental Health field.

The founder of Duke City Mind Institute provides contract quality assurance services to programs in New Mexico to ensure documentation, supervision, and services are best practice and follow state and federal guidelines. Quality assurance services are aimed to help ensure that the program is meeting grant or state requirements, but also to help with retention of quality staff.

Clinical supervision services are available at Duke City Mind Institute for those seeking their LCSW or LPCC license in the state of New Mexico . Founder is New Mexico Board of Social Work Examiners approved to provide clinical supervision; and utilizes case review, reflective practice and education tools to prepare candidates for independent licensure.