05/29/2026
Did you know that when you work with a therapist from an analytically-oriented training program, your therapy tree expands far beyond a grand therapist?
Here at WILA, each therapist has a primary supervisor and a delegated supervisor, who support them one-on-one in providing the best possible care to their patients. One might say these are like therapy parents, as they directly impact the therapist’s development. Therapists also have a group supervisor and course facilitators, who offer knowledge, experience, and support in group settings. These are like therapy aunts and uncles. Last but not least, therapists also have their therapy siblings—other therapists in training, who provide camaraderie and solidarity throughout the training experience.
While as a WILA patient you may never find out exactly who belongs in your therapy tree, it can be reassuring to know that your care is facilitated by multiple generations of therapists! *With confidentiality remaining of paramount importance, of course.*
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