For Therapists

I get questions from other therapists all the time about how I built and filled a self-pay private practice that feels authentic to who I am. Usually it's some version of the same question: how did you build a private practice that doesn't burn you out, and how do you talk about the parts of yourself that don't fit neatly into a clinical bio?

I don't have a tidy answer. I have what I've actually built, and I'm happy to share it.

Below you will find a free mini course on setting up private practice, called “Manifesting Private Practice Online Course for Therapists”. I believe the knowledge shared in this mini course should be free and accessible to all therapists. 

Manifesting Private Practice Online Course for Therapists.

Curious about how to start a private practice aligned with your authentic self? This free online, self-paced course aims to make starting a private practice accessible and gives you the basics in how to set up your ideal practice so that you are ready to receive your most aligned clients.

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Looking for Deeper Support Customized to Your Practice?

Practitioner Coaching

If you're a therapist who's also a witch, a priestess, a practitioner of something the DSM doesn't have a code for, and you're tired of keeping those identities in separate rooms, this is for you.

I coach practitioners on integrating clinical and spiritual identity without losing your license or your nerve. This isn't about picking a lane. It's about building a practice, and a public presence, that can actually hold all of you.

This coaching is offered through a separate educational business. It is not therapy or supervision.

Before exploring practitioner coaching with me, please note that to avoid dual relationships, I do not provide both coaching and therapy services to the same individual.

This button takes you to my separate non-clinical business.

Clinical Supervision

Supervision offerings coming soon (likely summer 2027).

Supervision is a clinical professional relationship, distinct from coaching and from therapy. It falls under my clinical scope as a counselor and will follow DORA's supervisory requirements once available. I am still working on meeting full clinical requirements to be able to supervise in Colorado.