Clinical Supervision
Taylor Ryan (Baez), LPCC
Available for new supervisees
Taylor, a board-approved supervisor for LPCC and LPC candidates, provides collaborative, supportive, and tailored clinical supervision. Taylor’s structured yet flexible approach supports clinicians in refining their skills, navigating ethical challenges, and building a sustainable practice aligned with their values.
As a neurodivergent therapist, Taylor is passionate about working with the neurodivergent community and increasing its representation in the field. Supervision is stim-friendly, strengths-based, and conversational, fostering self-awareness and professional growth while allowing clinicians to develop their own therapeutic style. With experience in community mental health, in-home therapy, and ARMHS, Taylor offers insight into diverse clinical settings. Specialties include Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), neurodiversity-affirming assessments, and mental health immigration evaluations, helping clinicians develop specialized skills.
Dr. Stefanie Bauer, LP
Available for new supervisees
Dr. Stefanie Bauer who offers supervision to pre-doctoral, post-doctoral, pre-licensure as well as Licensed Psychologists. She is a Clinical Supervisor for Grander Peace Counseling.
Dr. Bauer has her private practice, Life Ripples, since 2012. The ripples we experience in our lives can have different effects on us. Life Ripples works together with clients to find wholeness by including an all-encompassing therapy, filled with tangible therapy tools targeted towards clients’ individual needs.
She has been fathomed by clients willingness to “choose wisely” when they learn to use the tools. She is honored to work with children, teenagers, and young adults on various issues and create growth from their work together.
She has gained experience in supervision while working with students at Mental Health System, providing DBT Therapy to clients individually and in group.
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Karen MountainJohnson, LPCC
Open for supervising pre-licensed clinicians in person or virtually.
Based in Saint Paul, I work with pre-licensed clinicians at every stage of development, supporting them on their journey toward licensure. As a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and is a board-approved supervisor for LPC and LPCC candidates. I use a number of theoretical orientations including: humanist/existential, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, trauma-informed therapy, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, and EMDR in my work. My supervision style is both supportive and challenging, best suited for those who want to be intentional, reflective, and growth-oriented in their clinical work.
Together, we take a close look at the therapeutic process—reviewing documentation, clinical decision-making, and interventions. My supervision is grounded in ethical practice and we regularly examine the ethical implications of different therapeutic and business-related decisions. Additionally, I am deeply passionate about self-as-therapist considerations, including both their impact on client-facing work as well as sustainability of the clinician in the field. I ask a lot of my supervisees in terms of quality, and I offer the same in return through feedback, resources, and a space to ask hard questions.
I’m currently open to working with clinicians who are ready to dig deep, be challenged, and strengthen their clinical skills and professional identity. My goal is to help supervisees build the confidence, independence, and sustainability they need to thrive long after licensure, while my supervisees do the same for their clients.
Jessica Van Berkum, MA, LMFT
Not Available for new supervisees.
Jessica is a Minnesota Board Approved Supervisor for the Board Marriage and Family Therapy (LMFT license) and the Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy ((LPC/LPCC licenses). Jessica is currently providing internship/practicum experiences as well as clinical supervision for pre-licensed mental health practitioners.
Jessica is passionate about working with relationships, individuals with chronic illness, and single adult women. She is LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC affirming. Jessica’s individual therapy specialties include life transitions/Adjustment Disorder, Grief and Loss, Anxiety, Depression, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). She incorporates self-care, mindfulness, and other activities in treatment. Her relational experience includes work with pre-marital counseling, couples/marriage/non-traditional relationships, parenting assessments, co-parenting, complex family systems, and other combinations of family therapy.
Certifications & Trainings:
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)
Minnesota Board Approved Supervisor for Board of Marriage and Family Therapy (LMFT licensure)
Minnesota Board Approved Supervisor for Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy (LPC/LPCC licensures)
Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy
Complex Family Systems
Julia Lambert, LICSW
Not available for new supervisees
Julia is an MN Board-approved supervisor and can provide supervision for any person working towards licensure as an LPC, LPCC, or LICSW. She enjoys coming alongside new clinicians to empower, encourage, and challenge the future generation of therapists.
As a queer therapist, Julia has a special interest in working in the LGBTQ+ community. Her experience includes anxiety, depression, trauma, attachment, ADHD, identity questioning, and self-esteem. She is trained in ART therapy and works primarily with adults, adolescents, and families in the Loring Park location.
Sheena O’Brien, MA
Not available for new supervisees
Sheena O’Brien is a MN Behavioral Health & Therapy Board Approved Supervisor and can provide supervision for any person working towards licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) or Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC).
Her experience includes working with individuals, couples, and families in residential Rule 36 living, campus training program, and private practice settings. Beyond traditional client concerns such as anxiety, depression, and stress management, she has experience in obsessive compulsive disorder, couple’s therapy, and complex trauma.