Therapist Centered Group Consultation

A professional home for therapists seeking growth, connection, and depth in their work.

Overview

Therapist Centered Group Consultation is a consultation-based learning community designed for clinicians who want to deepen their clinical skill, self-awareness, and professional resilience.

Through structured peer consultation, therapists gain fresh perspectives, refine their clinical approach, and sustain long-term effectiveness in their work.

Our Approach

We believe that great therapy begins with the therapist.

At the core is a simple idea: therapists grow best in honest, collaborative dialogue with trusted peers.

Our model integrates:

Clinical consultation
Personal reflection
Relational learning

Groups are designed to balance technical skill-building with deeper self-awareness—because both directly impact clinical effectiveness.

What We Value

Open dialogue – Growth happens through honest conversation
Self-awareness – Personal insight strengthens clinical work
Ongoing consultation – Effective therapists stay engaged and evolving
Community – Strong peer relationships sustain long-term practice

These principles guide every group and interaction.

Why It Matters

Therapists often work in isolation while holding significant emotional and clinical responsibility. That’s why we offer:

A trusted professional community

Support for navigating complex cases

Increased emotional resilience

Expanded clinical perspective

Long-term professional sustainability

Group Consultation Model

Our consultation groups provide a consistent, structured space for growth

This format allows therapists to move beyond rigid techniques and develop a more flexible, responsive approach to their work.

Biweekly 90-minute virtual sessions
Case consultation + personal reflection
Emphasis on both emotional and clinical complexity
Confidential, engaged participation

Leadership

Groups are led by experienced clinicians trained in the Therapist Centered model.

Leaders create a collaborative and respectful environment where therapists can:

Reflect openly
Receive meaningful feedback
Deepen clinical understanding

This is not just taught—it is practiced and embodied within each group.

This work continues in honor of Dr. Kirk Brink, whose vision and dedication to therapist growth continue to guide this community.

Founded by Kirk L. Brink PhD and Richard Raubolt,PhD, ABPP, this model emerged from the recognition that traditional supervision often falls short of supporting therapists in the complexity of real-world practice. This approach offers a space where therapists can think, feel, and grow together.