Complex work requires us to look beyond the presenting problem—to consider relationships, development, trauma, systems, context, and what may be happening beneath the surface.

I offer clinical consultation for therapists, clinical teams, schools, and organizations working with complex human situations. My approach is relational, reflective, and depth-oriented, with particular experience in substance use, complex trauma, adolescent development, and the systems surrounding care.

The goal is to slow down enough to see what we may be missing.

CLINICAL CONSULTATION

Consultation may focus on a particular case, a recurring clinical challenge, or a larger question about how a team is understanding and responding to the work. We might slow down around a case that feels stuck, explore a strong emotional response to a client, or consider what the larger system may be contributing to the difficulty.

By attending to and considering the dynamics at play, we can create space to think and develop new possibilities.

Areas of experience include:

• Substance use, addiction, and harm reduction

• Complex trauma and co-occurring mental health concerns

• Relational and attachment dynamics

• Countertransference and the therapeutic relationship

• Adolescent development and complex needs

• Team and organizational dynamics

Consultation can take the form of a one-time session, ongoing supervision, case consultation, team consultation, school consultation, or a larger training engagement depending on the need.

If you’re working with something complex, feeling stuck in a case, or looking for a place to think more deeply about your clinical work, we can begin there.