Peer Consultation & Therapist Trainings

Being a therapist can be incredibly rewarding, but there are also plenty of moments when you think, “Okay…now what?”

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Maybe you’re a newer therapist trying to find your footing and build confidence in your clinical work. Maybe you’re starting to notice the clients and issues you feel most passionate about, but you’re not quite sure how to turn those interests into a niche. Or maybe you’ve been practicing for a while and are ready to take your work in a new direction.  Possibly you're struggling with how to support your client through some area you're interested in, but don't feel fully confident. 

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That’s where consultation can help.

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I offer peer consultation and trainings for therapists who want a place to ask questions, talk through clinical situations, learn from other clinicians, and feel a little less alone in figuring out this profession. My goal isn’t to tell you what kind of therapist you should be. Instead, I want to help you recognize your strengths, explore what genuinely interests you, and become more confident in the therapist you’re already becoming.

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For newer therapists, consultation can be a space to work through those early-career questions that don’t always have straightforward answers. We can talk through challenging cases, clinical decision-making, boundaries, professional identity, and the many “Is this normal?” questions that come with being a newer clinician.

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My trainings are similarly practical and conversational. I want you to leave with something you can actually use—not just a notebook full of information. Trainings may focus on clinical skills, trauma-informed care, substance use and recovery, professional identity, niche development, private practice, and other topics that come up in the real-world work of being a therapist.

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