A pre-launch series on peer consultation, affirming care, and the business of being a queer therapist. Co-hosted, unscripted enough to be honest, structured enough to be useful. New episodes drop weekly until the doors open.
Most consultation circles are just vibes and validation. We walk through what a structured case format does that a loose group chat can't, and why submitting cases ahead of time changes everything.
Queer therapists have been making do with spaces that were never built for them. The gap we kept running into, and why a community built by queer clinicians changes what's possible in the consultation room.
Somewhere between the judgment, the unsolicited advice, and the lateral aggression, the big therapist groups stopped feeling safe. You're not imagining it, and the research backs it up.
A lot of clinicians pay for supervision they don't need, or skip consultation they do. Clear definitions, who needs what at each stage, and the cost reality of going it alone.
How a structured case format works: present, facilitate, contribute. Why submitting cases ahead of time changes the quality of the conversation, and what consultation done well actually gives you.
A trans client asks you for a letter and a quiet freezing sets in. What the letters are, what WPATH SOC-8 actually changed, and how to document the work you already know how to do.
How to hold minority stress in the room without pathologizing it, and the difference between naming what's hard and turning a client's identity into a symptom.
The final two episodes are the founding-cohort invitation. Follow the show, and join the waitlist so you hear first when membership opens.