When Therapists Seek Consultation
Therapists often reach out for consultation when they are working with complex relational trauma and want additional support or perspective.
Consultation may be helpful when:
• A client has recently discovered a partner’s sexual acting out, infidelity, or secret behaviors. This discovery is causing them significant emotional destabilization.
• A client is showing signs of betrayal trauma, including hypervigilance, intrusive thoughts, emotional flooding, or loss of relational safety.
• You want guidance navigating the early discovery and stabilization phase.
• You are working with a client impacted by compulsive sexual behavior or sex addiction dynamics.
• A case involves complex attachment injury within a long-term relationship.
• You would like support integrating trauma-informed approaches such as EMDR, parts work, or somatic regulation.
• You want a structured framework for guiding clients through long-term healing and integration.
Consultation provides a steady place to reflect on the clinical work. It allows you to consider additional perspectives. It strengthens your confidence when supporting clients through difficult relational terrain.
Consultation Details
Consultations are designed to support therapists in a thoughtful and collaborative way.
Format
• Individual therapist consultation
• Case consultation and treatment planning
• Support for therapists new to betrayal trauma work
• Guidance integrating trauma-informed approaches into existing practice
Delivery
Consultations are offered via secure telehealth video.
Who This Is For
• Individual therapists
• Group practice clinicians
• EMDR therapists
• Therapists beginning work with betrayal trauma cases
• Clinicians wanting additional support with complex relational trauma
Schedule a Consultation
If you are a therapist seeking guidance or collaboration around a betrayal trauma case, you are welcome to reach out.
You can contact me through the website or schedule a consultation directly.
Refer a Client
I welcome referrals from therapists who are supporting clients impacted by betrayal trauma, infidelity, compulsive sexual behaviors, or attachment injuries.
Many clinicians refer clients when a case would benefit from specialized trauma-treatment. They also make referrals when the intensity of betrayal trauma exceeds the scope of their current practice.
Referrals may be appropriate when a client is experiencing:
• Discovery of a partner’s sexual acting out or infidelity
• Symptoms of betrayal trauma, including hypervigilance, intrusive thoughts, or emotional destabilization
• Significant attachment injury within a long-term relationship
• Difficulty restoring a sense of safety, clarity, and emotional stability after relational disruption
• The need for specialized work with partner trauma related to compulsive sexual behavior
I offer the following services depending on the needs of the client:
• Individual therapy for Washington State residents (telehealth)
• Private trauma intensives in Leavenworth, Washington
• Living Well coaching for out-of-state individuals seeking structured support and psychoeducation
My work is depth-oriented and grounded in trauma-informed care. Clients receive support to stabilize their nervous system. They clarify their internal experience. They develop the capacity for thoughtful and grounded decision-making about their lives and relationships.
If you would like to refer a client, you may direct them to contact me through the website consultation form:
Therapists are also welcome to reach out directly if they would like to discuss a case or explore consultation.
I value collaborative relationships with fellow clinicians and appreciate the trust involved in referring a client for specialized care.
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