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81. The Ins and Outs of Clinical Consultation for Psychotherapists

Colleague Down the Hall

Release Date: 10/17/2024

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Hello everyone! I am so excited to be starting this new journey with my fellow therapists so we can learn and grow together.  In this inaugural episode, I'll share about my journey into solo private practice, along with challenges and solutions to getting the peer support we all need to do this work. You’ll get a “behind the scenes look” at how the idea for live, fictionalized case consultation came to be and the importance of getting clinical consultation. There will be some do’s and don’ts for participating in group consultation and prepping a group of therapists to discuss a fictionalized case.

 

“The most important thing we can do in consultation is get curious, ASK QUESTIONS. If you're hearing someone present a case and you're feeling like, oh, that sounds awful, off, or I would never do it that way, ask questions. Find out what are the other dynamics that you may be missing.” - Jeanene Wolfe

 

Learn More About: 

  • Get to know me

  • My journey into solo private practice

  • How the idea for live, fictionalized case consultation came to be

  • Importance of getting clinical consultation

  • And so much more!



To participate on October 22, 2024: www.CollabOasis.com/FCC

 

To get updates about future consultation groups: www.CollabOasis.com/FCC_live



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