Therapy can be isolating

Most of the real work- the uncertainty, the emotional pull, the moments where something doesn’t quite make sense - happens alone.

Over time, many therapists find themselves wanting something more than case consultation or advice. They want a space where they can slow down, think more carefully, and be honest about what is actually happening in the work. A space where they don’t have to hold it all on their own.

This network is designed to make those spaces easier to find.

Supervision and consultation options

There are a few different ways to engage, depending on what you’re needing:

• Individual supervision: ongoing or short-term, depending on your goals

• Supervision groups for pre-licensed therapists: consistent, high-quality support as you develop your clinical voice

• Consultation groups: small groups of 4–6 therapists, thoughtfully matched

All placements are curated with attention to clinical orientation, level of experience, and relational fit. The goal is not just to connect people but to create working relationships that actually feel useful.

How it works

The process is simple:

Apply → Interview → Placement

You’ll share a bit about your clinical work, your orientation, and what you’re looking for. In some cases, we’ll schedule a brief conversation to get a better sense of how you think and what kind of space will feel most generative for you.

From there, you’ll be matched with a supervisor or group.

A network for thoughtful clinicians

This tends to be a good fit for therapists who are drawn to:

• Relational, psychodynamic, or analytic approaches

• Thinking about the therapist’s internal experience as part of the work

• Slowing things down rather than rushing to solutions

• Spaces where honesty matters more than performance

You don’t need to work in a specific model, but you do need to be interested in depth, complexity, and reflection.

Consultation groups

Consultation groups are small (4–6 therapists) and peer-led.

Some are newly formed through the network. Others are existing groups that are looking to add members in a thoughtful way.

These groups work best when there is consistency and shared investment. Members are asked to:

• Meet regularly

• Participate actively

• Take responsibility for arranging their own meeting space (in person or virtual)

The network helps shape the group at the outset, but the group itself becomes the ongoing container.

A note on fit

Not everyone who applies will be accepted.

This isn’t about exclusivity- it’s about protecting the integrity of the spaces being created. Groups work best when there is enough shared orientation and willingness to be known.

We are prioritizing clinicians who are interested in depth-oriented work and who are open to reflecting on their own role in the clinical process.

Flexible support

You might be looking for something ongoing, or something more contained.

• Ongoing supervision

• A consultation group

• Short-term support around a specific case or dynamic

There’s room here to find what actually fits your work right now.