Do you take direct client referrals?
No. Every client has an established primary therapist, and every case comes through that therapist. This is clinician-to-clinician work.
Have a question about a referral, a workshop, a team project, or the supervision track? Start here, or send a note.
Not sure where to start? Send a quick note, no intake form required. Just leave out client information and clinical records.
I'll be in touch soon. Heads up: these forms aren't monitored for urgent clinical concerns or emergencies.
For clinicians
No. Every client has an established primary therapist, and every case comes through that therapist. This is clinician-to-clinician work.
No. I consult with you, the treating clinician. You use any selected interviews or tools with your client in your existing sessions and bring the findings back. I don't meet, observe, or join sessions with your client, and your client never transfers to the Lab.
No. The referring clinician pays $150 for the focused consultation. If deeper Complex Clarity is recommended and approved on the same case, another $250 brings the total to $400. An organization may cover the fee under its own agreement.
Lab Access is ongoing: group consults, 1:1 sessions, and bundles for any case or clinical question. Complex Clarity is a short, structured process for one case that genuinely won't move. A 1:1 session can be the first step, and the $150 is credited toward Complex Clarity if the case needs it.
They're all Group Labs: live, pattern-based group consultation with a group Clarity Map. A Lab Drop-In ($25) is one session on whatever you bring. The Drop-In Pass ($40/month) gets you two Drop-Ins a month. A Lab Cohort ($40 to $120) keeps the same group on one topic for 1 to 3 months. A Private Lab is a Group Lab for one organization's clinicians. See them side by side.
A written document you get after every 1:1 consultation. It captures the frameworks discussed, patterns identified, rule-outs to consider, and concrete next steps to try with your client. Not just notes. Something you can take back into the room and work from.
I provide diagnostic impressions and clinical formulation, not a formal psychological assessment that confers a diagnosis. The Clarity Map or clinical report covers pattern analysis, framework application, and treatment direction. Formal diagnosis happens in coordination with appropriate licensed professionals.
Start anywhere. A workshop or drop-in is the lowest-pressure way in: no case commitment, no intake. If a case feels stuck, a single 1:1 is a good next step. If it needs the full Complex Clarity process, I'll tell you after reading the referral inquiry.
For everyone else
Depends on the workshop. Some are built for clinicians. Others welcome parents, caregivers, educators, coaches, and neurodivergent people themselves. Every event page says who it's for. See what's coming up.
Yes. Teams can book one training, scope a systems or assessment project, or build an ongoing partnership, and clinical teams can add specialist case consultation. Lab worksheets and training materials can also be licensed for internal use or adaptation; written terms spell out what's permitted, and copyright stays with the Lab. Bring the Lab to your team.
Not yet. The Florida LMHC track is in development and the interest list is open. Consultation and workshops don't create a supervision relationship or count toward qualifying hours. Details and interest list.