Consult Groups

A career in mental health is deeply rewarding, but it can also feel isolating and challenging—especially when you find yourself stuck with a patient, questioning next steps, or working in private practice without built-in support. Consultation Groups provide a collaborative space where therapists can share clinical experiences, explore difficult cases, and connect with peers who understand the work.

What Consultation Groups Are

Mutually supportive spaces where therapists can both give and receive guidance.
Resource-sharing opportunities to learn new strategies, modalities, and perspectives.
Normalizing spaces where struggles in therapy are openly discussed and validated.
Clinical growth environments to refine your case conceptualizations and therapeutic approach.
Peer-centered—you’ll bring your questions, challenges, and expertise, and others will do the same.

What Consultation Groups Aren’t

Not clinical supervision. Unlike supervision, consultation does not involve evaluation or oversight, nor are facilitators legally/ethically responsible for your clinical decisions.
Not directive or hierarchical. There’s no “expert in the room”—all voices and experiences are valued equally.
Not a replacement for training. While you’ll gain insight and tools, consultation is not formal clinical education.

What to Expect

A supportive group of peers ready to listen, problem-solve, and share resources.
Opportunities to bring your toughest therapy questions—whether about a patient, a modality, or your own countertransference.
Specialized groups available for certain modalities (e.g., Gestalt, Process Work) or populations (e.g., Child & Adolescent, Trans/Nonbinary/Gender Expansive).
Space to reflect on feeling “stuck” and discover new ways of moving forward.
Emphasis on supporting not only your clinical skills, but also your own human process as a therapist.

By opening our consultation groups to the public, we hope to create a wider network of collaboration, growth, and mutual support for therapists in our community.

Consult Groups

What Consultation Groups Are

What Consultation Groups Aren’t

What to Expect

A supportive group of peers ready to listen, problem-solve, and share resources.

Opportunities to bring your toughest therapy questions—whether about a patient, a modality, or your own countertransference.

Specialized groups available for certain modalities (e.g., Gestalt, Process Work) or populations (e.g., Child & Adolescent, Trans/Nonbinary/Gender Expansive).

Space to reflect on feeling “stuck” and discover new ways of moving forward.

Emphasis on supporting not only your clinical skills, but also your own human process as a therapist.

Consult Groups currently available

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