For Professionals
Clinical Consultation & Play Therapy Supervision in St. Louis, Missouri
You became a child therapist to make a difference. We’re here to help you do it better!
At Bud to Bloom, we believe professionals deserve support, too. Working with children and families is deeply meaningful work, but it can also feel isolating, overwhelming, and complicated at times. Whether you’re feeling stuck with a case, growing your play therapy skills, or working toward your RPT credential, you don’t have to figure it all out alone.
Jasmine Berger, LCSW and RPT-S offers clinical consultation and play therapy supervision for therapists, social workers, and helping professionals across St. Louis, St. Louis County, and virtually across Missouri and the United States.
Her approach is collaborative, relational, and rooted in curiosity. She’s not here to create mini versions of herself. She’s here to help you grow into the unique clinician you want to be.
Looking for Support with a Challenging Child or Family Case?
Sometimes a case stays with you long after a session ends.
Maybe you’re supporting a child with complex trauma. Maybe an adoptive family feels stuck in cycles of rupture and repair. Or, maybe you’ve tried intervention after intervention and still feel unsure about what’s going on beneath the behavior.
Consultation offers a space to slow down, think more deeply, and strengthen your case conceptualization.
Jasmine has spent the past 10 years working almost exclusively with children, families, trauma, attachment challenges, and play therapy. Her consultation style focuses on understanding the “why” beneath behaviors so treatment can feel intentional instead of reactive.
Consultation may be a good fit if:
You work with children or families in Missouri and want additional support
You’re looking for trauma-informed or attachment-focused guidance
You want help with treatment planning or case conceptualization
You’re navigating adoption-related concerns or complex family systems
You’re in private practice and miss having trusted colleagues to consult with
Your current supervisor isn’t trained in play therapy
You want support that goes deeper than simply trying interventions and hoping they work
Consultation services are available as one-time case consultations or ongoing support. Sessions are available virtually across the United States.
What Makes Jasmine’s Supervision Style Unique?
Great supervision should help you become more confident, not more dependent.
Jasmine’s supervision style is reflective, relational, and individualized. Just like we meet children where they are, supervision starts with where you are as a clinician.
In the beginning, that may look more like teaching, structure, and skill-building. As your confidence and competence grows, supervision often becomes more exploratory and collaborative. Jasmine asks reflective questions that help you think critically about your work, deepen your understanding of clients, and build trust in your own clinical instincts.
Jasmine’s goal isn’t for you to become a copy of her. Instead, the goal is for you to develop an authentic clinical style that fits who you are!
Play Therapy Supervision for Missouri Therapists and Social Workers
Jasmine is a Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor (RPT-S) with the Association of Play Therapy and provides supervision for clinicians pursuing their RPT certification, as well as clinical social work licensure in Missouri.
Supervision with Jasmine is particularly helpful for therapists who want to grow their skills in working with:Trauma and complex traumaAttachment woundsEarly childhood traumaAdoption and foster careChildren navigating divorce or family transitionsFamily relationship challenges
Our work is grounded in the belief that every child deserves care that truly sees them. That includes adoptive families, foster families, blended families, LGBTQ+ families, neurodivergent families, and all families that don’t fit neatly into a box.
If you are interested in supervision use the link to schedule a 15 minute meeting to see if we are a good fit.
At Bud to Bloom, inclusion isn’t a tagline. It’s a core practice.
What Does Supervision at Bud to Bloom Look Like?
Supervision is designed to balance support, education, and real-world clinical application.
Options include:
Individual supervision
Group supervision
Hybrid supervision models
Virtual supervision across Missouri
In-person supervision in St. Louis
Most supervisees participate in a rhythm of one to two individual supervision sessions a month alongside quarterly group supervision to support learning and meet supervision hour requirements.
Supervisees also receive access to:
A shared online classroom with resources and training
Recommended readings and play therapy materials
Information about upcoming workshops and professional development opportunities
Jasmine’s extensive play therapy library
As an APT-approved provider, Bud to Bloom is committed to supporting clinicians through meaningful, relationship-centered learning experiences that strengthen both competence and confidence.
What Approaches and Trainings Inform Jasmine’s Work?
Jasmine’s supervision and consultation work is informed by extensive training and hands-on clinical experience with children, teens, and families.
Her training includes:
Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
Certified Theraplay Practitioner
Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)
Training for Adoption Competency (TAC)
Trauma-informed and attachment-focused care
Rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all play therapy model, Jasmine uses a responsive and individualized approach. Every child, family, and clinician is different. Together, you’ll explore which tools, interventions, and approaches best fit the needs of the client sitting in front of you.
Why Consultation and Supervision Matter
Children don’t exist in isolation. Neither do their families, or therapists.
The work we do with children and families is layered, emotional, and deeply relational. Having a trusted space to process cases, ask questions, explore uncertainty, and strengthen your understanding can change not only your clinical work, but your sustainability in the field.
At Bud to Bloom, we believe supporting professionals is part of supporting children. When clinicians feel grounded and connected, families feel it, too.
Ready to Connect?
Whether you’re pursuing your RPT credential, working toward licensure, or simply wanting thoughtful support on a difficult case, we would love to hear more about what you need.
Children don’t exist in isolation. Neither do their families, or therapists.
The work we do with children and families is layered, emotional, and deeply relational. Having a trusted space to process cases, ask questions, explore uncertainty, and strengthen your understanding can change not only your clinical work, but your sustainability in the field.
At Bud to Bloom, we believe supporting professionals is part of supporting children. When clinicians feel grounded and connected, families feel it, too.
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