Offered by Ryan Cheney, MA, LPC, ACS who is an Oregon state approved supervisor and can provide individual and group supervision for state licensure (LPC and LMFT).
Ryan’s philosophy of counseling supervision focuses on his supervisee’s developmental stage. This theory relies on evaluation of professional development while providing feedback and support appropriate to that developmental stage. The supervisor’s role is to facilitate the supervisee’s progression/learning to the next stage of growth. He also incorporates Integrative Supervision Theory through the use of Bernard’s Discrimination Model which consists of focusing on supervisee need with: intervention, conceptualization, and personalization while identifying the appropriate supervisor role of: teacher, counselor, or consultant (Bernard & Goodyear, 2009). He supervises from a trauma informed lens. This includes focus in creating a safe environment & relationship with supervisee’s while supporting clinical growth through the awareness of trauma exposure and how it affects the mind, body, and nervous systems in relationship to working with clients.
Please contact him at 541-421-6445 or emails us if you are interested in receiving consultation or supervision.
Experience and Trainings:
Ryan is currently a nationally accredited Clinical Supervisor (#ACS02529) and was the Clinical Supervisor for the Deschutes County Behavioral Health (DCBH) South County Hub from 2015-17. The DCBH South County Hub served roughly 500+ yearly unique individuals struggling with a wide range of mental health diagnosis and age ranges for the rural areas of Southern Deschutes County and Northern Klamath County.