Clinical Consultation Services

Education, Awareness, and Skills in Depth-Oriented and Jungian Psychotherapy. (CEU’s Available) $100/hr

What happens in the room between counselor and client? What influence do we have on them, intentional or unintentional, whether we are aware of it or not? What influence do they have on us?

Beyond theory and technique, these questions lie at the heart of productive counseling and psychotherapy.

Carl G. Jung considered countertransference - which involves the shared experience of unconscious content - a cornerstone of his work with patients. What he meant by this is that it is both our internal experience as well as our external experience in session that provides significant keys to healing and growth in depth-oriented psychotherapy.

I am Candidate with the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts (IRSJA) with over 5 years of post-graduate psychoanalytic training. Growing an awareness of our internal experience with clients, I believe, is an integral part of developing a depth or analytic perspective as a counselor or therapist.

This perspective is unfortunately often overlooked or ignored in most graduate mental health programs. And current supervision models, understandably, are structured around an emphasis on counseling basics and ethical concerns.

To address this lack of resources, I am excited to offer Consultation Services to mental health professionals seeking a depth perspective in their work with clients. I am available to both licensed professionals and interns/associates.

The focus of this consultation centers on the therapist’s experience in session and what is transpiring between therapist and client, often under the surface.

How do we best show up for our clients? How do we stay present and in what ways do we break contact? How are we affected and how do we resist being affected? We will give attention to present-moment experiences in session - somatic, emotional, and imaginal.

If you are interested in developing an informed approach to depth-oriented psychotherapy (with a distinct Jungian emphasis), honing existing skills, or simply learning more about yourself as a mental health professional, I encourage you reach out to me at my contact link below.

FAQ’s:

What do we talk about in clinical consultation? What do we learn?

• The focus of my clinical consultation is in learning how to recognize, understand, and work with countertransference in session. This includes building an awareness of tension and resistance; tending to our vulnerable or “weak” spots; learning how to imagine into our revery of recollection after sessions; and developing an “analytic attitude.” From an ethical perspective we will address creating and maintaining a healthy “container” of therapy.

Is Consultation the same as Supervision?

• No. My consultation services are focused upon deepening one’s experience and awareness as a mental health provider. Interns and associates must have an active supervisor to participate. We will, however, follow the same standards for confidentiality and ethical expectations that are required in a supervision relationship.

Are you offering individual Consultation or group Consultation?

• I am currently offering individual consultation but I hope to offer group consultation later in 2026.

How many times do we meet?

• We can meet as long as it is helpful. I am open to one or two session consultations, or ongoing meetings to enrich one’s practice.

Do Consultation hours count as LPC CEU’s?

• Yes! My consultation approach includes education, ethical considerations, and skills enhancement. As a Licensed Supervisor (LPC-S), I can offer CEUs to Licensed Professional Counselors (LPC) that count towards the 50% requirement from BHEC.

Do we meet in-person or online?

• Both. Let’s talk about what works best for us.