Betsy Auray is a licensed marriage and family therapist who brings her clinical expertise as a supervisor to The Inner Stage. Betsy has a passion for fostering confidence in her students. Trained in Internal Family Systems Theory and Psychodrama and rooted in systems theory, Betsy believes in the innate health and strength of the individual. She supervises from a holistic and inclusive lens, acknowledging systemic challenges such as racism, sexism, homophobia, and other societal stressors.

Using an integrative, attachment-focused approach, Betsy meets her supervisees “where they are at,” developing relationships grounded in trust and compassion. It is from here that goals are established and a co-created vision for learning is formed. When working with families affected by addiction, Betsy’s familiarity with recovery programs is a framework for the relational approach she uses to teach individual and family therapy. Sincere and straightforward, Betsy works with a myriad of therapeutic approaches, dedicated to establishing a partnership that is client-centered and results-oriented. 

Betsy has been a featured guest on several podcasts and speaks frequently about the transformative power of therapy for individuals, couples, and families. Betsy uses she/her pronouns.