What stood out most to me was how attuned she was to my own emotional experience in supervision. I’ve never had a supervisor so aware of and responsive to my internal reactions, and she always approached these moments with curiosity and unconditional positive regard.

Through her supervision style, she models what a therapeutic relationship should feel like: safe, compassionate, and collaborative. She encouraged me to take risks and try new approaches as a clinician, and I often found myself furiously writing down her insights and advice.

She is not only a very skilled therapist but also an inspiring supervisor and person. Her presence, care, and nonjudgmental stance made me feel supported and valued. She embodies the qualities of a clinician who genuinely cares for both her patients and her supervisees, and I feel grateful to have learned from her.

 

-Laetitia Lemoine, M.P.H., M.S.

[Rebecca’s] grounded, warm, and attuned presence allowed me to take emotional risks in supervision, which was essential to my development. I felt safe enough to be vulnerable about my insecurities, uncertainties, and even mistakes, knowing they would be met with curiosity rather than criticism. That sense of safety enabled me to explore deeper layers of my clinical work, highlighting relational dynamics with clients. 

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Rebecca modeled what it means to stay present, reflective, and compassionate — qualities I increasingly learned to bring into my own therapeutic practice. Rebecca’s thoughtful feedback and skillful questioning helped me build not only stronger clinical skills but also a more solid sense of my professional identity. Over time, I found myself becoming more confident in my clinical judgment, more trusting of my intuition, and more comfortable navigating the uncertainty that comes with therapeutic work. 

 

Her supervision was not just about refining technique — it was about supporting me in becoming the kind of psychologist I aspire to be. I’m incredibly grateful for the depth, care, and insight she brought into our supervision.

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- Morgan Endlein, M.S.

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Working with Rebecca has been one of the most valuable and formative experiences in my clinical training. Rebecca’s ability to hold my experiences gently and compassionately, helped in my ability to do the same as a clinician with my patients and with myself. 

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Since the start, I could feel Rebecca’s strong respect and care not only for me but also for my patients, which has made all the difference. In all honesty, Rebecca is a supervisor that I will never forget. She provided me with a space that felt genuine, honest, and nonjudgmental, while also meeting me where I was at every time we met for supervision. She also helped me learn about myself and my style through my choices as a clinician and always encouraged me to trust myself. I cannot say enough kind words about Rebecca, as I would not be the clinician I am today without her. 

 

- Gisele Schemankewitz M.S.

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Supervision with Rebecca was unlike any of my previous supervision experiences as she really focused on getting to know me and support me as a person first and a trainee/clinician second. I am extremely grateful that I was given the opportunity to work with and learn from her.

 

I experienced Rebecca as being extremely kind, empathic, and collaborative throughout our work together. Rebecca encouraged me to reflect to understand my reactions in the therapy room and the ways in which my lived experiences and identities shaped the work that I did with my clients.

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Rebecca helped foster my confidence and trust in my abilities and was there to support me in becoming a stronger clinician by allowing me to make mistakes and learn from them and provide me with guidance when appropriate. I would recommend working with Rebecca to anyone who is looking to grow both personally and professionally in an environment that feels safe.

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- Jasmine Raysor, M.S., M.A.

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From the start, Rebecca fostered a supervisory environment that encouraged honesty, questions, and concerns that has in turn allowed me to feel much more comfortable in my own clinical style and processes.

 

Her supervisory style is kind, warm, and integrative, allowing for a truly comprehensive and safe learning opportunity. Rebecca not only takes an interest in her supervisee’s clinical work, but she also understands the importance of getting to know you on a personal level, generating an enjoyable, supportive, and friendly supervisory relationship.

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I am incredibly grateful for the supervision that Rebecca provided me and I truly believe supervision with her was one of the most formative experiences in my training thus far. Rebecca’s warmth and knowledge would be valuable to any budding clinician!

 

- Hannah Wexler, M.S.

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Rebecca is a caring supervisor who provides a warm and collaborative environment to supervisees. I had a wonderful experience training with her, and I appreciated the respect she provided for my identities while also expressing trust in my abilities as a clinician.

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Under her supervision, I felt secure in the knowledge that Rebecca would be honest, caring and helpful, and I felt that my growth was a priority for her. She is knowledgeable about a wide range of different modalities and I was more confident in my skills as a therapist as supervision came to a close. I am so grateful to have had her as a supervisor, and I highly recommend her to other clinicians!

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- Anjali Dharma, PsyD

Clinical Psychologist

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I am deeply grateful for the exceptional supervision I received from Dr. Rebecca Gras. Her compassion created a safe, supportive environment that encouraged my growth as a clinical psychologist.

 

She thoughtfully integrated both her identities and mine into the supervisory process, working with what each brought to the table. Rebecca excelled in teaching insight-oriented skills, guiding me to reflect on my contributions to the therapeutic process and enhancing my self-awareness to help patients navigate their challenges.

 

Her collaborative approach made me feel valued and respected, fostering an atmosphere of mutual learning and professional development. I wholeheartedly believe that Rebecca is one of the supervisors who helped me become the psychologist I am today. 

 

-Jesús O. Barreto Abrams, PsyD

Neuropsychologist

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Rebecca was always warm and supportive, and our supervision meetings were consistently grounding. Though our supervisory relationship has long since ended, Rebecca's guidance has left a lasting impact on my intervention style as a psychologist. 

 

-Daniel Koster, PsyD

Clinical Psychologist

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