Peer consulting for therapists and therapy grad students
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Thoughts from my therapy chair to yours.
There is very little discussion in most graduate programs about what comes after graduation. On top of that, the world of private practice can feel very gate-kept, leaving new therapists with limited understanding of what the next few years can hold.
From creating a career path to dreaming up a business plan to managing clinical challenges, peer consultation is an opportunity for you to talk through your career fears, hopes, and ideas.
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Consultation tailored to wherever you are in your processAs a private practice owner of 6+ years I have learned a lot of do’s and don’ts the hard way- so you don’t have to.
❋ Clinical questionsWorking with queer & trans clients
Supporting folks through religious trauma & de/reconstruction
Being a person-centered relational therapist
Showing up authentically and ethically
Preventing burnout
❋ Building a business planHow to know when you’re ready to go out on your own
Financial ins and outs of what it takes to start your practice
Practice management (creating client intake paperwork, practice policies, scheduling systems etc)
How to fill your caseload
How to set rates fairly and sustain a thriving business
Deciding if the mental health field is right for you
Choosing a graduate program
Building a mental health career path
Learn about a DIML as a full time therapist
Building a resume & finding a job post-graduation
❋ Prospective therapists