A live, low-pressure clinical consultation space for clinicians who want help thinking through a case, pattern, intervention question, or something that just isn't clicking yet.
Lab Drop-Ins are live clinical consultation spaces built around curiosity, patterns, and collaborative thinking. You can bring a case you're stuck on, a presentation you're trying to understand, an intervention question, or simply something that's making you go, “I know there's something here, but I can't quite name it.”
We slow it down, look at what may be happening underneath the surface, and think through possible next steps together.
No perfect case conceptualization required. That's kind of the point.
Treatment isn't moving and you're not sure why.
You're noticing something repeatedly but haven't figured out what it means yet.
You know the goal but aren't sure what to actually do next.
Something feels important, confusing, contradictory, or worth another look.
Participants bring cases, questions, patterns, or stuck points into the group.
We use pattern-based clinical thinking, curiosity, and group consultation to explore what may be happening and what could be tested next.
The group's thinking is organized into the Group Clarity Map.
After the session, participants receive the completed Group Clarity Map — a visual summary of what we explored, the patterns we noticed, and the clinical ideas that emerged from the Lab.
So you're not just leaving with “that was a good conversation.” You're leaving with something you can actually return to.
Good fit for clinicians who:
You do NOT need to have attended a previous Lab session.
Participants should not share names or other identifying client information during consultation. Cases and clinical questions should be presented in a de-identified way.
Registration details and the virtual session link will be sent to the email used during registration.