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Clinical Supervision for Therapists in Ontario

Clinical supervision that strengthens your skills, deepens your confidence, and supports your development as a therapist.

Supporting RP(Q)s, Social Workers, MACP Interns, MSW Interns, and Student Therapists In Ontario

Gain Practical Skills

Feel More Confident

Navigate Complex Cases

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Am I really cut out to be a therapist?

It’s a question that sneaks in quietly over time. You start to wonder if you’re missing something, if someone else could support your client better, or if you’re in over your head. That’s where clinical supervision comes in. It gives you the tools to feel prepared and supported as you navigate imposter syndrome, self-doubt, ethical issues, and emotionally heavy topics before they become overwhelming.

Clinical supervision provides therapists a supportive, empowering space where you can explore challenges, receive guidance, and develop personally and professionally.

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Who Benefits From Clinical Supervision?

Our clinical supervision services are designed for:

  • Registered Psychotherapists (Qualifying) working toward full RP status
  • MSW Interns working toward their MSW degree
  • MACP interns working toward their MACP degree
  • Student therapists completing external practicum placements and require an external supervisor
  • New or growing therapists seeking support, feedback, and skill development
  • Seasoned therapists looking for additional guidance or to sharpen their skills 

Clinical supervision helps you feel more confident and grounded in your work. Together, we’ll explore theory, process complex cases, navigate ethical concerns, and build your skills through personalized support and psychoeducation.

Whether you’re feeling unsure of how to help a client move forward, dealing with imposter syndrome, or simply looking to become the best therapist you can be, our clinical supervisors are here to support you every step of the way.

Clinical supervision gives you the confidence to lead your sessions with skill and leave them with peace of mind.

We're A Teaching Clinic Committed to Excellence

We train future therapists while providing thoughtful, high-quality care to our community.

For therapists in training, this means real clinical experience with structured supervision and mentorship. For clients, it means access to reduced-fee therapy with clinicians who are closely supported by our senior team.

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What can clinical supervision help with?

Bridge the gap between what you learned in school and the realities of therapy through practical tools, role plays, and clinical insight.
Supervision helps reduce secondary stress and create space for your own healing and reflection, because your well-being matters too.
Deepen your understanding of therapeutic models, strengthen your use of self, and discover new ways of working with clients.
Get guidance on navigating tough situations like IPV, child protection, legal concerns, and mandatory reporting.
Whether you’re stuck or unsure how to proceed, supervision offers a space to talk through strategies and consider new approaches.
Build the confidence to trust your instincts, use your skills effectively, and feel capable as a therapist.

About Us

Why Mindful Path Counselling

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We believe in treating you as a whole person.

At Mindful Path Counselling, we take a wholistic approach on your path to well-being.

Whether you need someone to talk to alone, with your partner, or with your family, we have a range of counselling services to fit your needs and budget. We provide in-person, online sessions, phone appointment and in-home services. Our diverse team includes skilled psychotherapists, social workers, life coaches, hypnotherapists, and more.

If you are struggling with general anxiety or a complex mental health challenge, we help people aged 5 and up find a welcoming and understanding place to land.

We’re more than just therapists, we’re a safe place to help you rediscover yourself.

About Us

Meet Our Clinical Supervisors

Our supervisors have an eclectic and integrative approach to therapy and supervision and work from a wholistic and relational lens. They have experience working with Indigenous Peoples and members of the LGBTIQA+ community and are dedicated to a culturally sensitive and neuroaffirmative approach.

Our Supervision Services

Ways To Join Clinical Supervision

At Mindful Path Counselling, there are 2 options for clinical supervision: individual sessions and group sessions. Learn more about each option below.

External Supervisee Individual and Dyadic Supervision

Pair with another student therapist and learn through collaboration, shared insight, and connection.

  • Individual: $150
  • Dyadic: $85

Individual and Dyadic Supervision

Pair with another therapist and learn through collaboration, shared insight, and connect.ec.

  • Individual: $150-220
  • Dyadic: $85-110

Single Session Group Supervision Spring 2026

Join a small, supportive group of up to six clinicians for a two-hour supervision session. A collaborative space to grow your skills, gain new perspectives, and deepen your clinical insight. Select one or multiple dates, paid for per session. 

  • Dates TBD
  • Time: 11:00 am-1:00 pm ~(2) Two Hours
  • $100.00 per session +HST
  • Clinical Supervision PD
  • IFS, Somatics, Polyvagal, Narrative, CPT,  ACT, MBCT, MBSR, The Gottman Method, Sex Therapy, DBR, and more.
  • Eclectic approach to therapy and supervision
  • Experience working with Indigenous Peoples and members of the LGBTQIA+ community
  • Dedicated to a culturally sensitive and affirmative approach

Six-Session Group Supervision

A supportive, bi-weekly virtual supervision group where clinicians can share experiences, expand perspective, and strengthen professional development in a collaborative setting.

  • Bi-weekly, six (6) sessions (12 hours total)
  • September 11, 25, October 9, 23, November 6, and 20, 2026 (Fridays, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm)
  • $500 total (~$83.80 per session)
  • Trained in: IFS, Sex therapy, DBT, CBT, DBR, Gottman Method, ACT, Narrative, Brief-Solution Focused therapy, Sex Therapy, and somatic experiencing
  • Specialized in work with: First responders, trauma, women’s issues, anxiety, depression, chronic health issues, and mood disorders
  • Clinical supervision PD
  • Eclectic approach to therapy and supervision
  • Experience working with Indigenous Peoples and members of LGBTQ+ community
  • Dedicated to a culturally sensitive and affirmative approach
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Our approach

How Clinical Supervision Works

More than case consultation, we offer a wholistic approach to Clinical Supervision

We’ll explore your goals, schedule, modalities, and the type of support you’re looking for. We’ll also go over fees and supervision options like individual, dyadic supervision, or group supervision.

We’ll co-create a plan that aligns with your development as a therapist, whether you’re looking for feedback on notes, support with client dynamics, or help applying theory to practice.

Through regular supervision sessions, we’ll explore clinical cases, role-play scenarios, review documentation, and hold space for your self-reflection and resilience.

We believe that the best clinical supervision nurtures your whole self.

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Questions About Clinical Supervision

  • Individual Supervision: $200-220.
  • Dyadic Supervision: $100-110 per person.
  • Group Supervision:
    Choose the support that fits your needs:

    • 6-Session Package: $84.80 per session (2 hours, bi-weekly), $500 total due prior to registration. Ideal for ongoing support and community.

    • (New) Single Session: $100 for a one-time, 2-hour session. Perfect for meeting registration requirements or complex cases that don’t require ongoing supervision.

Yes. Once your sessions are completed and supervision hours are confirmed and verified, we’ll sign your supervision forms.

You’re welcome to find a partner yourself or join our WhatsApp group where other supervisees connect to form pairs. Once both parties agree on a time, we’ll schedule your dyadic session.
During our initial consultation, we’ll consider your experience, caseload, and goals. From there, we’ll recommend whether individual, dyadic, or group supervision is the best fit for you and your growth.

The right supervisor is someone who aligns with your modalities, style, schedule, and who feels like a good energy match. We invite you to meet with us and see if we’re a fit.

Still have questions?

See all FAQs or Contact Us!

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What you’ll gain from clinical supervision

There’s no one “right” way to be a therapist, and no perfect roadmap to follow. But with consistent support and honest reflection, clinical supervision can help you:

“Trust the process. You’re growing, even when it feels like you’re not.”
— Unknown
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How You Get Started

If you’re ready to get started, we’d love to hear from you! You can send us a message or call us. We will answer any questions you have and book you in for an appointment or free consultation.

You can also book online using the button below. Please note that not all of our therapists can be booked online.

Call Us (General)

226-208-2722

Email Us

info@mindfulpathcounselling.ca

If you have questions about therapy, our services, or anything else, send us a message! We’d love to hear from you.

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The guidance and support you need through Clinical Supervision to become the therapist your clients truly need.

Stephanie Dinsmore Director and Social Worker at Mindful Path Counselling in Brantford working with couples adults families teens

Stephanie Dinsmore

Director/Social Worker

Stephanie is a Clinical Supervisor at Mindful Path Counselling. She offers individual, dyadic, and group supervision sessions.

Trained In:

  • IFS
  • DBT
  • CBT
  • mbCBT
  • The Gottman Method
  • Polyvagal Theory
  • ACT
  • Narrative
  • Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) 
  • Brief-Solution Focused Therapy
  • Somatic Experiencing

Specialized In Work With:

  • First Responders
  • Hoarding
  • Eating Disorders
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • OCD
  • Mood Disorders
  • Chronic Pain/Illness

Richard Utama

Registered Social Worker

Richard is a Clinical Supervisor at Mindful Path Counselling. He offers individual and dyadic supervision sessions.

Trained In:

  • IFS
  • EFIT and EFCT
  • Psychodynamic
  • Existential
  • Queer Affirming
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • CBT
  • Brief-Solution Focused Therapy
  • Harm Reduction
  • Mood Disorders

Specialized In Work With:

  • 2SLGBTQ+
  • Sexuality and Gender Expression
  • Racialized Individuals 
  • Newcomers
  • Addiction and Substance Use
  • ADHD
  • Depression
  • Anxiety
Deborah Rimay Social Worker at Mindful Path Counselling in Brantford working with adults

Deborah Rimay

Social Worker

Deborah is a Clinical Supervisor at Mindful Path Counselling, offering individual and dyadic supervision to fully licensed professionals and external supervisees, and individual and dyadic supervision to therapists in training and external supervisees.

Trained In:

  • CBT 
  • Somatic Attachment
  • Brief Solution Focused
  • Strength based
  • Trauma Informed
  • Art Therapy

Specialized In Work With:

  • Anxiety
  • Depression 
  • Grief
  • Life Transitions (Divorce, Dementia,  Palliative care, Illness)
  • Racialized Individuals
  • Counselling in a home based setting
  • Religious Trauma

Brandy Weaver

Registered Psychotherapist

Brandy is a Clinical Supervisor at Mindful Path Counselling, offering individual and dyadic supervision to fully licensed professionals and external supervisees, and individual and dyadic supervision to therapists in training and external supervisees.

*Available to supervise MSW students & MSW RSW only

Trained In:

  • Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) – DBT, DBT‑PE, DBT Skills & Groups
  • Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) – anxiety disorders, depression, personality disorders
  • Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR©) – Levels 1 & 2
  • Gottman Method Couples Therapy – Levels 1 & 2, Trauma & Affairs
  • Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) – Levels 1 & 2
  • EMDR for First Responders
  • EMDR for Dissociative Disorders
  • EMDR for Attachment and Dissociation
  • Flash Technique
  • Addictions Counselling Certificate
  • Psychopharmacology
  • Psilocybin‑assisted psychotherapy
  • Affirming care for Trans and Gender Diverse clients

Specialized In Work With:

  • Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
  • Dissociative Disorders
  • Childhood/Developmental Trauma
  • Acute Traumatic Experiences (accident or injury, sexual assault, disaster, loss, death)
Joshua Wade Social Worker at Mindful Path Counselling in Brantford couples families teens

Josh Wade

Registered Social Worker

Josh is a Clinical Supervisor at Mindful Path Counselling, offering individual and dyadic supervision to fully licensed professionals and external supervisees, and individual and dyadic supervision to therapists in training and external supervisees.

Trained In:

  • Relational Therapy
  • Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
  • Brief Solution-Focused Therapy (BSFT)
  • Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
  • Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
  • Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Specialized In Work With:

  • PTSD
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • ADHD
  • Couples/Relationship(s) Issues
  • Addiction
  • Brain Injury
  • Career Issues
Katrina Sparks, Registered Social Worker, Mindful Path Counselling

Katrina Sparks

Registered Social Worker

Katrina is a Clinical Supervisor at Mindful Path Counselling, offering individual and dyadic supervision to fully licensed Social Work professionals and students in training.

Trained In:

  • Trauma informed and anti‑oppressive practice
  • Equity centered and culturally responsive frameworks
  • Strengths‑based, person centered practice
  • Reflective practice facilitation
  • Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
  • Somatic Training for Complex Trauma
  • Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
  • Gottman Method Couples Therapy – Level 1

Specialized In Work With:

  • Trauma and nervous system‑informed care
  • Addiction and concurrent concerns
  • Youth, families, Individual and community mental health
  • Practitioner burnout and resilience
  • Professional identity development
  • Ethical decision‑making and effective use of self
Kyla Campbell, Psychotherapist With Mindful Path Counselling

Kyla Campbell

Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist

I am a registered psychotherapist and social work practitioner with advanced training in trauma-informed care, Indigenous mental health, and culturally grounded therapeutic practice. I hold a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Wilfrid Laurier University in the Indigenous Field of Study, and an Honours Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work from Laurentian University. I am currently completing my PhD in Cultural Studies at Queen’s University, where my research continues to explore Indigenous knowledge systems, cultural identity, and healing.
 
My clinical work is grounded in a wholistic and trauma-informed framework that recognizes the interconnectedness of mind, body, spirit, relationships, and community. My approach is strongly influenced by the Two-Eyed Seeing model rooted in the Mi’kmaw worldview, which emphasizes bringing together the strengths of Indigenous ways of knowing with Western clinical knowledge. This framework guides my integration of culturally grounded perspectives on knowing, seeing, being, and doing alongside evidence-based therapeutic practices.
 
I specialize in working with individuals, couples, and families who have experienced complex trauma, including survivors and intergenerational descendants of the Indian Residential School System. My practice also focuses on supporting individuals impacted by human trafficking, developmental trauma, and systemic and historical violence affecting Indigenous communities.
 
My areas of clinical specialization include trauma therapy, couples counselling, and work with individuals living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). I incorporate a range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and approaches informed by Polyvagal Theory to support nervous system regulation and trauma recovery. My work is also informed by community-based and relational approaches to healing, including community-based research (CBR) and culturally responsive practices that honour Indigenous worldviews.
 
Across all areas of my work, I strive to create therapeutic spaces that are culturally respectful, relational, and grounded in humility. My practice is committed to supporting healing that acknowledges lived experience, honours Indigenous knowledge, and integrates clinical expertise to promote resilience, wellbeing, and meaningful change.
 
Brenda General, Indigenous Therapist Brantford

Barbara General

Registered Social Worker

Barbara is a Clinical Supervisor at Mindful Path Counselling. She offers individual and dyadic supervision sessions.

Trained In:

  • EMDR
  • DBT
  • Crisis Intervention
  • Sexual Abuse and Trauma Counselling
  • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills (ASIST)
  • Reality Therapy
  • Family Violence Counselling
  • Group Counselling
  • Emotional Intelligence
    Life Skills Coaching

Specialized In Work With:

  • Indigenous People
  • Racialized People
  • Trauma
  • Intergenerational Trauma
  • Addictions
  • Sexual Assault Survivors
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Crisis and Acute Distress

Office Location Update

As of October 1, our Toronto office on 1256 Yonge St will be relocating to Unit 203, 60 St. Clair Ave.