Meet Our Clinical Supervisors

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    Noelia Perez, LCSW

    Clinical Supervisor

    Extensive experience working with children with disabilities, families, and educators in school settings. She also works with individuals managing anxiety, depression, IVF, and single parenthood. Her supervision is rooted in practical, evidence-based approaches and emphasizes trauma-informed care, cultural sensitivity, and developmental support. She guides clinicians working with BIPOC clients, inner-city youth, and justice-involved individuals to grow their skills with confidence and compassion.

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    Sarah Shenefield, LCSW

    Clinical Supervisor

    Specializing in work with children, teens, adults, and families. DBT-trained and experienced within the Connecticut state school system, she supports clients with autism, ADHD, and other developmental needs. Her supervision style is compassionate and skill-based, rooted in inclusion, developmental insight, and real-world systems experience. She guides emerging clinicians in delivering responsive, strengths-based care across the lifespan.

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    Rebekah Kanefsky, LPC, LMHC, CST

    Clinical Supervisor

    Certified Sex Therapist and clinical supervisor with specialized training in sex therapy, sexuality, LGBTQ+ care, and Imago relationship therapy. She works with adults, individuals and those in relationships, to foster healing, connection, and embodied self-awareness. As a supervisor, she supports students and provisionally licensed clinicians through reflective, inclusive supervision grounded in ethical, relational practice. Her approach emphasizes clinical attunement, cultural humility, and professional growth.

  • Judith Liu, LCSW, C-AAIS, BCD

    Clinical Supervisor

    Specializes in anxiety, phobias, grief work, psychological assessments, military family systems, and child and youth services. As a Clinical Supervisor, she supports graduate students and provisionally licensed clinicians in developing clinical confidence, ethical decision-making, and trauma-informed care. Judith provides structured supervision that integrates her expertise with practical guidance on diagnostics, documentation, and working within insurance-based and community care systems.