COACHING & PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION
Coaching
RELATIONSHIP COACHING
Relationship coaching is a structured, goal-focused process that helps individuals and couples strengthen their connections, improve communication, and work through challenges. Unlike traditional therapy, it focuses on building skills, setting actionable goals, and creating a shared vision for the future rather than diagnosing or treating mental health issues. Relationship coaching is ideal for couples preparing for marriage, blended families, or partners looking to strengthen and grow their relationship.
CONFLICT RESOLUTION COACHING
ACADEMIC COACHING
Academic coaching is a collaborative, goal-driven process designed to help you gain clarity, overcome challenges, and create a plan for lasting personal and professional growth
PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION
NAMA-Approved Professional Supervision As a NAMA-approved supervisor, Dr. Goldsmith provides professional supervision for individuals pursuing National Anger Management Association credentials in anger management and domestic violence. Supervision offers structured guidance as professionals strengthen their skills, apply their training, and prepare to meet credentialing requirements.
Anger Management Supervision. NAMA-approved supervision is available for professionals pursuing the following credentials: Certified Anger Management Specialist I (CAMS-I) Certified Anger Management Specialist II (CAMS-I. Supervision is tailored to each professional’s experience, learning needs, and credentialing requirements. Areas of focus may include anger management assessment, intervention strategies, communication skills, ethical practice, case application, and professional development.
Domestic Violence Supervision NAMA-approved supervision is also available for professionals pursuing the following credentials: Certified Domestic Violence Specialist I (CDVS-I) Certified Domestic Violence Specialist II (CDVS-II). The CDVS-I credential requires two hours of supervision. The CDVS-II credential requires four hours of supervision. Applicants who currently hold a Certified Anger Management Specialist credential may complete three hours. Supervision may cover domestic violence dynamics, accountability, intervention approaches, ethical responsibilities, safety considerations, and applying professional training to practice.
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