I’ve Learned That You Shouldn’t Present a Problem Without a Solution—Here’s Mine.

As I continue to work with psychotherapists, one thing has become clear… becoming a truly “good therapist” requires more than just formal education and supervision.

While coursework and clinical supervision are essential, they often leave gaps that new and pre-licensed therapists struggle to navigate on their own. Many professionals share similar concerns:

– Am I getting the best supervision possible?
– How do I practically apply theoretical concepts in real-world cases?
– What do I need to know about the business side of therapy?
– How do policy and ethics shape my clinical decisions?

Bridging the Gap: Introducing The Practice Lab

I believe in offering solutions, not just identifying problems. That’s why I created, “The Practice Lab”, a free, weekly discussion group designed to help therapists strengthen their clinical and business skills, build confidence, and connect with peers in a collaborative learning environment.

The Practice Lab provides:
– Case-Based Learning: Deepen your understanding of theory and practical application.
– A Safe Space to Grow: Engage in open, judgment-free discussions about clinical challenges and strategies.
– Business & Ethics Insights: Gain knowledge about private practice operations, policies, and ethical considerations.
– Community Support: Join a network of like-minded therapists who are committed to professional growth.

If you’re a new or pre-licensed therapist looking for a supplement to your education and supervision, this is your opportunity to practice, learn, and grow in a supportive space.

To register, scan the QR code on the flyer or click this link

I look forward to connecting with you.