Chantal Côté

M.C.

Registered Psychologist

English

Chantal's

Warm video welcome

I offer online clinical supervision across Alberta for heart-centered, passionate, and perfectly imperfect helpers and healers. Trained in many different areas (youth & young adult focused) such as trauma-informed therapies, ACT, DBT, Expressive arts, grief & loss and compassion-focused approaches. I love mentoring emerging therapists as they grow in confidence, skill, and authenticity. Expect collaborative, supportive, and honest guidance as you build a practice that truly fits you.

Background

I've had the honour of supporting teens, especially teen girls, and their parents/families in non-profit and private practice, blending trauma-informed care, ACT, DBT, compassion-focused therapy, expressive arts, and mindfulness. My supervision style is collaborative, warm, and growth-oriented, grounded in nervous system awareness and real world clinical skill. I believe strong clinicians are built through safety, curiosity, and reflective practice. I support emerging therapists to build confidence, ethical clarity, and a sustainable, values aligned way of working that allows them to thrive personally and professionally.

Your supervision experience with me

Supervision with me feels supportive, connected, and human. You can expect thoughtful guidance, honest feedback, creativity, and space to bring your own ideas and clinical knowing. We may explore cases through conversation, chart review, ethics review, co-facilitation, or recorded sessions. My goal is to help you grow in confidence, find your unique style, and feel truly supported as you develop your professional voice with both independence and grounded mentorship along the way.

Areas of expertise

These are the areas I commonly work with, and they form a big part of the support I offer in my practice:

Anxiety & Worry

Low Mood

Interpersonal Relationships And Boundaries

ADHD

Self-harm

Self-esteem & Self-worth

Therapeutic approaches

These are the therapeutic approaches I integrate into my supervision practice.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Supports clients to relate differently to difficult thoughts and feelings so they don’t get stuck in them. By clarifying values and taking small, meaningful steps, clients build a life guided by what matters most, not by fear.

Expressive Arts Therapy

Supports clients to explore thoughts and emotions that are hard to put into words. Through drawing, movement, writing, and creative play, the nervous system softens, insight grows, and healing becomes more natural, safe, and empowering.

Self-compassion & Mind-body Practices

Inspires clients to soften self-criticism and build a kinder inner voice. By learning to feel safe, supported, and worthy, the nervous system calms and new patterns of confidence, emotional balance, and resilience can grow.

Mindfullness & Somatic Practices

helps clients tune into their body and the present moment. By noticing sensations, breath, and emotions with curiosity, the nervous system settles, stress releases, and a greater sense of safety and self-trust can emerge.

Focused populations and cultural backgrounds

These are the communities and cultural backgrounds I focus on, and I bring a sincere commitment to supporting you in a way that feels respectful and genuine:

Populations

Adolescent

Teen Girls

Youth And Young Adults

Parents

Cultural communities

Cross Culture And Intercultural Relationships

First And Second Generation Immigrants

Professional credentials

Registered Psychologist
- No.4418

College of Alberta Psychologists

Educational background

Masters in Counselling Psychology

Athabasca University, Canada

Specialized training

Expressive Arts Level I

Prairie Institure of Expressive Arts

(MBSR)

Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction

Progressive Counting

Trauma-Focused

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga

Functional Family Therapy

Carya

HeartMath

HeartMath

Suicide intervention (ASIST and safeTALK)

ASIST

Supervision services

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FAQ

Who is supervision with you best suited for?

My supervision is designed for emerging therapists, provisional psychologists, and early career clinicians who want supportive, thoughtful, and growth-focused mentorship. It’s especially well suited for therapists who are reflective, curious, and looking to build confidence while finding their own clinical voice.

What is your supervision style?

My style is collaborative, encouraging, and grounded in both clinical skill and real world practice. You can expect a balance of gentle guidance, honest feedback, case consultation, ethical reflection, and space to explore your own intuition and ideas. You don’t have to have it all figured out, that’s what supervision is for.

What kinds of things can we work on in supervision?

We can explore personal growth in the form of reflection, case formulation, treatment planning, chart notes, ethical dilemmas, boundaries, imposter syndrome, burnout, private practice questions, and how to work with complex trauma, grief, and nervous system-based care. We can also review recordings or transcripts when appropriate.

Do you offer virtual supervision?

Yes. I offer secure virtual supervision for therapists across Alberta, making it accessible no matter where you’re located.

What is your rate for supervision?

My supervision rate is $188 per 50 minute session, which reflects both clinical depth and mentorship.

What makes your supervision unique?

Supervision with me is not just about meeting requirements, it’s about becoming the therapist you want to be. I'm very grateful for the supervision I received that helped me step into my way of supporting clients. And I care deeply about your growth, your confidence, and your sustainability in this work. You’ll be supported to think deeply, practice ethically, and develop a style that feels true to you.

What experience and training do you have as a supervisor?

I bring both formal training and life experience to my supervision work. I’ve supported three provisional psychologists through to full registration, supervised many practicum students over the years, and I’m currently supervising both a student and a provisional psychologist. I’ve completed supervision training through Yorkville University and additional online supervision coursework. Alongside this, I’ve held leadership roles across clinical, community, and nonprofit settings. I see myself as a lifelong learner and mentor, always curious, growing, and unfolding, which I believe creates a richer, more grounded supervision experience for those I support.