Clinical Supervision

Tara McGee and Peter Madore provide supervision to psychotherapists and social workers who use similar frameworks to the ones we are informed by. At CPYC, we work with the following theoretical frameworks to guide therapeutic work:

Relational Psychotherapy
The Comprehensive Resource Model
Trauma Informed Stabilization Treatment
Intersubjective theory
Attachment theory
Self Psychology
Satir Family Therapy
Neurobiologically informed therapy
Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (Attachment Focused Family therapy)
Erikson and Mahler’s developmental theories
Yoga psychology

Our Mission & Vision

At CPYC, our mission is to help clients heal from the roots of trauma by guiding them to engage their inner technologies so they can move from fragmentation towards wholeness. We empower individuals to connect deeply with their inner worlds so they may embody higher principles such as love, joy, and compassion.

By fostering profound inner transformation, we awaken a shift in the collective consciousness—one that elevates the choices we make as individuals and as a society. As congruence, peace, compassion, and interconnectedness become embodied truths, they begin to shape how we live, relate, and co-create—not only with each other but with the planet and all beings, seen and unseen. This remembrance of our interconnection naturally guides the way we steward our resources, nurture our communities, and design the systems that shape our world.