Consultation for Therapists
Support for new and early-career clinicians navigating trauma work, burnout, and the emotional demands of being a therapist.
Beginning your work as a therapist can be deeply meaningful — and at times overwhelming.
Many clinicians carry the responsibility of holding space for others while quietly navigating self-doubt, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure to always “get it right.”
Consultation offers a supportive space to pause, reflect on your clinical work, and strengthen both your confidence and steadiness as a therapist.
This space is especially supportive for graduate students, interns, and early-career clinicians who want thoughtful guidance as they grow in their clinical work.
What Brings Many Therapists to Consultation
You may be here because you’re:
Feeling unsure about how to approach complex trauma case
Noticing the emotional weight of holding clients’ stories
Experiencing imposter syndrome or self-doubt as a clinician
Feeling signs of burnout or compassion fatigue
Wanting support developing your clinical voice and confidence
Looking for a space to reflect on your work without judgment
Areas We May Explore
• Trauma-informed case conceptualization
• Working with nervous system dysregulation in clients
• Therapist nervous system regulation and grounding
• Navigating imposter syndrome and self-doubt
• Preventing burnout and compassion fatigue
• Developing steadiness and confidence as a clinician
• Reflecting on the emotional impact of trauma work
Our conversations are collaborative and reflective, creating space to think together about both the clinical and human aspects of being a therapist.
Consultation Options
Individual Consultation
Individual consultation offers a one-on-one space to reflect on clinical work, explore questions that arise in your practice, and receive support as you grow as a therapist.
Sessions may focus on:
Case consultation
Trauma-informed clinical reflection
Therapist nervous system regulation
Navigating professional identity and confidence
Consultation is available for therapists anywhere.
Sessions are available in both 30-minute and 50-minute formats depending on the level of support you’re seeking. 50-minute sessions are recommended for the initial meeting.
Reduced-fees are provided for graduate counseling students/interns and associate-level clinicians. For more information on fees please see the Rates & FAQs page.
Group Consultation
A consultation group for therapists and interns is currently in development.
This group will offer a supportive space for clinicians to reflect on their clinical work, discuss challenges that arise in trauma therapy, and explore ways of sustaining themselves in the work.
Topics may include:
Navigating imposter syndrome as a clinician
Preventing burnout and compassion fatigue
Trauma-informed case consultation
Therapist nervous system regulation
Building confidence in early clinical work
The group will likely meet monthly or biweekly virtually and will be open to therapists located anywhere.
If you’re interested in joining when the group launches, you’re welcome to join the interest list below.
Consultation services are educational and collaborative in nature and do not replace clinical supervision for licensure. Consultation sessions do not count toward licensure hours, and the consultant does not assume responsibility for client care decisions.