The Therapist Launchpad

The group will start once a minimum of five members have signed up. We may add two more members, depending on timing and availability.

The initial commitment is for 10-12 weeks. After this period, members can choose to continue if they wish, with new members joining as others complete their initial commitment based on progress and needs.

Yes, a 10% early bird discount applies to the full initial series of 10-12 weeks. Afterward, the regular pricing resumes for ongoing participation.

Each session follows a flexible structure that adapts to the evolving needs of the group. We have a general outline of topics, but the sessions are designed to respond to the specific interests and focus areas of the participants.

Yes, new members may be added to the group as others complete their commitment, depending on the group dynamics and progress.

The group will consist of a minimum of five and a maximum of seven members, ensuring a small, focused environment for personalized attention.

• Self-Discovery as a Therapist: You’ll have the chance to explore and define your identity as a therapist, gaining clarity on your therapeutic style, values, and practice goals.
• Crafting Your Ideal Practice: Learn practical strategies for building a practice that supports both your professional and personal life, ensuring sustainability and avoiding burnout.
• Guidance from Experienced Professionals: Mentorship from seasoned therapists will help you navigate common challenges and accelerate your professional growth.
• Community and Support: You’ll join a network of peers in the early stages of their careers, offering a space to share experiences and find support.
• Personal and Professional Integration: This group will help you align your practice with your personal values and lifestyle, so you can bring your whole self to your work.
• Long-Term Career Vision: Develop a clear vision for your therapeutic career, including the types of clients and specialties you want to pursue, and how you can grow with your career.
• Ethical and Reflective Practice: Engage in thoughtful discussions on the ethical considerations of therapy and ensure your practice remains responsible and reflective of your values.

Unlike traditional case consultation, this group focuses on how you approach therapy as a whole and how it aligns with your life and values. It’s less about specific client cases and more about discovering the essence of your work and professional identity.