Episode 14: Why Being an Advocate for Yourself Can Change the trajectory of Your Supervision Experience

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Dr. Donna Oriowo is an international speaker, clinical social worker, sex and relationship educator, and therapist located in Washington, DC.

She is the owner and lead therapist of Annodright, where her mission is to assist her clients in reclaiming sexuality, identities, and self love by being their most wise, free, and authentic selves!

Dr. Donna shares how being an advocate for herself was a pivotal point in the direction of her supervision journey and why you cotinuing this practice will help you establish yourself within the field.

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