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This paper discusses the tenets of intersectionality and applies them to clinical practice and supervision. Power differentials, enactments, and the mutual influences of race, class and sexual orientation on clinicians and clients, students and supervisors are presented and discussed through examples of intersectional impasses.

Intersectionality: Power Differentials, Impasses and Enactments in Clinical Practice and in Supervision