Meet our Clinical Supervisors

JENNY BEALL, MA, LPCC, THERAPIST & FOUNDER

I have a heart for those who have been wounded by relationships and difficult life situations. My passion is to walk with people through their pain and help them find hope and freedom from their past. I graduated from Bethel University with a Masters in Counseling Psychology and completed additional Marriage and Family Therapy coursework through Adler Graduate School. My style is very practical and insight-oriented and I like helping individuals and families think about situations in new ways to get un-stuck. I am a real person in the counseling office and use humor to help you feel comfortable and enjoy the process. My Therapy puppy, Pip, attends some sessions with me for those who wish to incorporate Animal Assisted Therapy.

I enjoy working with a variety of clients and have extensive experience working with divorce family issues, kids and teens, ADHD, adjustment issues, depression, anxiety, people pleasing, and healthy boundary setting. I have a special interest in helping individuals who are in relationship with toxic people such as spouses or children of people with personality disorders.

I provide parent coaching and particularly ascribe to behavioral methods and the model developed in “Parenting with Love and Logic” as it teaches children to be responsible for their own behavior and empowers their parents as coaches and allies rather than adversaries. I am a certified Prepare/Enrich couple and group facilitator. I also have a special interest in healing the wounds of sexual addictions and have received training through the American Association of Christian Counselors. I love to meet the needs of the hurting and help them continue to grow into the people they were made to be.

I am licensed and able to provide services and clinical supervision for residents of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Arizona.

STEVE SMITH, PSY.D., LP, CLINICAL SUPERVISOR

I am a licensed psychologist certified with the board of behavioral health for both LPCC and LADC and have been licensed as a psychologist since 1990. Much of my career has included working with clients of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds; including a special focus on work with American Indian people.

I am experienced in providing art therapy and use expressive tools to help people understand and work through difficult issues. Art therapy is not for everyone but it is a powerful tool to help with mindfulness and to reduce anxiety and depression. Art therapy can be particularly effective for troubled youth with difficulty fitting in.

I provide psychological evaluations with testing for a variety of purposes: court ordered, parenting, ADHD, cognitive/IQ, and personality assessment. I integrate a variety of expressive art modes into the therapy process to help with healing and coping. My approach is very laid back and based upon respect and understanding. I have a passion for honoring all individuals and their individual faith journey.

KRISTA NEWMAN, MA, LPCC, CLINICAL SUPERVISOR

I am a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and have been active in the field of mental health and wellness since 2009 and have been a board approved Clinical Supervisor since 2013. I have extensive training and passion in work with trauma including dealing with abuse, anxiety and PTSD, anger management, and relationships impacted by abusive partners.

I have experience, in particular, working with clients who are in relationships with abusive partners such as those struggling with Borderline or Narcissistic Personality disorders; I love to help individuals find the strength to set limits and emotionally heal from some of the “invisible abuse” that occurs within these relationships.

The theoretical model I most utilize is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I am also certified in the highly effective treatment of Eye-Movement-Desensitization-Reprocessing (EMDR). In addition, for Supervision, I offer knowledge in the areas of HIPAA compliance, professional documentation, and private practice business ownership and marketing.

LAMBERS FISHER, MS, MDIV, LMFT, CLINICAL SUPERVISOR

I earned my Bachelor of Science Degree at the University of Minnesota in Psychology and Biblical Studies, a Master of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy as well as a Master of Divinity Degree from Fuller Theological Seminary. I am a Board Approved Supervisor for the Minnesota Board of Marriage & Family Therapy as well as the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health. I also serve as an adjunct professor and national speaker, training mental health professionals on multicultural awareness and various aspects of diversity competence.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 15 years of experience working with individual adults, adolescents, couples and families. I work from a client-centered and solution-focused perspective and I have a passion for couples counseling. I am experienced in Christian faith integration in the therapy process and therapist case conceptualization. Lastly, I offer specialized training in court appearances and court related documentation if required.

Andy Kaehr, MA, LMFT, Clinical Supervisor

Andy works in private practice and as a Children’s Mental Health Social Worker in a county mental health agency. He is a Board Approved Clinical Supervisor for the Minnesota Board of Marriage and Family Therapy and the Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy.

Andy has many years of experience working with individuals, couples, and families in vocational ministry and therapy contexts. Some areas of clinical treatment focus are anxiety, depression, family of origin issues, communication and relationship patterns, grief/loss and life transitions. He practices with a strengths-based approach, allowing clients the opportunity to bring forth their strengths already employed in relationships. He has completed level 1 and 2 of the Gottman Couples Therapy method.

He particularly enjoys working with relationship issues, professional workplace boundaries, Organizational Health and Culture, Adolescent Development and Spiritual Growth, Emotional Intelligence and Self Care, and Sexuality.