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Nicole Lobo
Accepting Supervisees

Nicole Lobo

Registered Psychotherapist

Meet Nicole

I feel most confident working with supervisees who…
  • Are curious, reflective, and open to honest conversations about both the clinical and personal sides of being a therapist. I love working with supervisees who are motivated to learn, willing to sit with discomfort when exploring their blind spots, and interested in building a practice that feels sustainable and aligned with their values. 

  • Whether it’s case consultation, navigating professional boundaries, or figuring out how to ethically show up on Instagram, I feel confident guiding therapists who want to integrate the realities of being a modern clinician into their work.

I stay energized and engaged in my therapy practice by…
  • Keeping my work dynamic — balancing client care, supervision, mentorship, and private practice leadership. I stay energized by connecting with other clinicians, investing in my own growth, and finding joy in helping others build their careers. 

  • What excites me most is supporting therapists not only in becoming strong clinicians but also in creating practices that feel authentic, flexible, and sustainable. Watching supervisees gain confidence in the therapy room and in how they show up in the world keeps me inspired and passionate about this work.

Expertise

Areas of Focus

Specializations

  • Parenting
  • Anxiety and Stress Management Skills
  • Burnout

By category

  • Anxiety and Stress Management Skills
  • Emotional regulation
  • Understanding & Regulating Emotions
  • Stress

Therapeutic Frameworks & Approach

  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
  • Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
  • Mindfulness
  • Mind-Body Connection
  • Trauma-Informed
  • Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
  • Biopsychosocial Model
  • Guided Imagery
  • Person-Centered
  • Parts Work
  • Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT)
My supervision approach and style can be described as…
  • Collaborative and down-to-earth. My style is both supportive and practical — I want supervisees to feel safe to bring their full selves into the room, whether that’s a clinical question, a business challenge, or something personal that’s impacting their work. I see supervision as a space to grow as a therapist and as a person. 

  • I also take a modern, millennial-aligned approach: today’s therapists are not only working in the therapy room but also navigating social media, de-stigmatizing mental health, and finding their authentic voice in a very public and digital world.

  • I enjoy supporting supervisees in developing both clinical confidence and professional identity, while normalizing that our personal lives (like becoming parents, experiencing grief, or managing stress) inevitably shape our practice. Together, we can explore how those transitions impact the therapy space and work through transference with compassion and awareness.

Practice Details

Service Offerings & Rates

  • Initial Consultation (15 min)
    Free
  • Supervision Session (60 min)
    $170

Virtual Sessions

British ColumbiaManitobaNewfoundland & LabradorOntarioSaskatchewan

Eligible provinces and territories are highlighted in green.

  • Ontario
  • British Columbia
  • Saskatchewan
  • Manitoba
  • Newfoundland and Labrador

More Info

Education

  • University of Western Ontario

    Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology · 2017

  • Yorkville University

    Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology · 2019

Certifications

  • College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario

    Clinical Supervision · 2026

  • Life Strategies Ltd.

    Ethics in Private Practice: A Refresher · 2025

  • University of Ottawa

    Foundations of Clinical Supervision · 2023

  • PESI

    Rewire the Anxious Brain: Treatment of Anxiety, Panic and Worry · 2022

  • Dr. Sue Johnson

    Emotion Focused Therapy: Attachment Science in Practice · 2021

  • Living Works; Thames Valley District School Board

    ASIS: Suicide Prevention Training · 2019

  • PESI

    Undoing the Anxiety Trick: Treating Anxiety Disorders with ACT · 2020

  • PESI

    The Cost of Caring: Supporting Vicarious Trauma · 2020

  • Canadian Red Cross

    Standard First Aid & CPR/AED · 2019

  • Woodstock General Hospital

    Non-Violent Crisis Interventions Training (NVCI) · 2019

  • Psychology Group

    Integrating Psychometric Testing into Your Clinical Practice Workshop · 2019

  • Psychology Group

    Psychometric Education Testing Workshop · 2019

  • Woodstock General Hospital

    Tackling Tough Conversations Workshop · 2019

  • Barbara Wand

    The Barbara Wand Seminar in Professional Ethics, Standards, and Conduct · 2019

Supervision FAQ

How do I know if Nicole is a good supervision fit?

Watch the supervisor’s intro video to get a sense of their style and approach. If their experience and philosophy resonate with your practice goals, booking an initial consultation is a great first step to assess fit.

What does a supervision session with Nicole look like?

Sessions are typically 60 minutes and can cover case conceptualization, professional development, and reflective practice. Review Nicole’s profile to learn about their specific supervision framework and focus areas.

How do I get started with Nicole?

Reach out to Nicole directly using . Include a brief message about your practice and what you’re looking for in a supervisor, and they’ll follow up to arrange an initial consultation.

Can I contact Nicole before committing to ongoing supervision?

Yes — most supervisors on First Session offer an initial consultation so you can discuss your needs and make sure it’s a good fit before committing to a regular cadence.

Book with Nicole

View Nicole’s availability and book a session below.