CONSULTATION

As psychotherapists, we know the importance of authentic and empathetic connection.

Relationships are fundamental in our lives. In a consultation relationship, the invitation for a collaborative discussion about your psychotherapy practice is strength-based. Your strength is already right here.

The essence of consultation is always based on deepening your abilities and skills, and identifying opportunities for further growth. We all need a support system to learn from our experiences.

Being reminded, when you have a challenge or validating what you are doing or thinking, can give you a sense of encouragement.

Consultation takes many forms, from your clients, building your business, to being fully present for yourself.

Support means recognizing your own qualities, challenges and needs.

Communication Tools

Identifying the areas of what you’d like to explore and deepen is a personal, and professional journey.

What you’re doing today, with commitment and intention, will contribute to growing and maintaining a conscious psychotherapy practice.

To enhance your practice, we would conceptualize a clinical map and explore these possibilities: 

Relationship Principles of Building Connection, Inclusion, Trust and Belonging

Being with loving, as well as tough, connections and interactions with clients

Recognizing co-created relational dynamics and therapeutic systems

Exploring conscious, unconscious and somatic transference

Inviting BIPOC, cultural and multicultural considerations, ethos and practices

Healing Principles of Supporting Repair, Compassion, Integration and Wholeness 

Redefining the beliefs and expectations of healing in ourselves and our clients

Validating clinical approaches for you and your clients 

Discussing eclectic psychotherapy lenses and techniques 

Engaging trauma informed frameworks, practices and resources

Individuation Principles of Doing the Work to Develop Presence, Wellness and Meaning

Working with conscious, unconscious and somatic countertransference 

Committing to embodied self care practices, self compassion and boundaries 

Finding ways for personal and professional enrichment, creativity and community 

Enhancing abilities, skills and growth opportunities… 

If you would like more information, please visit the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page

“We all begin the process before we are ready, before we are strong enough, before we know enough; we begin a dialogue with thoughts and feelings that both tickle and thunder within us.

We respond before we know how to speak the language, before we know all the answers, and before we know exactly to whom we are speaking.”

 Clarissa Pinkola Estés