Three years ago, I stepped into the world of domestic violence treatment with no real knowledge of the DV population, the complexities of abuse, or the deeper layers of intervention needed to create real change. Under Nil Buckley’s supervision, everything shifted. She is brilliant in this field—her expertise, dedication, and passion for education, which inspired the way I approach domestic violence treatment. She didn’t just teach protocols; she provided me with a framework to think critically, intervene effectively, and engage with clients in a way that promotes lasting behavioral change. Her published Care Method curriculum was a turning point in my learning a game-changer in educating and guiding domestic violence treatment. It provided practical, evidence-based tools that reshaped my approach, helping clients break free from destructive patterns. But her impact didn’t stop there. She has also helped me navigate and strengthen my work with other populations, providing guidance that has improved my ability to adapt treatment strategies across different client needs. Whether working with individuals struggling with addiction, trauma, or cognitive distortions, her insight has shaped the way I support clients beyond just DV treatment. Her ability to connect approaches across disciplines has made me a better clinician overall, and I wouldn’t be where I am today without her supervision. I am truly grateful to have trained under her leadership. Her ability to educate, inspire, and challenge those she supervises makes her an exceptional supervisor and an invaluable asset to this field.