The Effect of Trauma Work on Clinicians in Washington By Ashley Charbonneau For clinicians in Washington, when we talk about trauma work we tend to focus on clients: their stories, their healing, and their resilience. But there’s another layer that deserves just as much attention. The impact this work has on us as clinicians. ThisRead more
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Why Joining Consultation Groups is a Game-Changer for Therapists in Washington By Shannon Heers Therapists, let’s be real—private practice can be lonely. You spend your days holding space for others, but who holds space for you? Who do you turn to when you’re unsure about a case, need ethical guidance, or just want to ventRead more
Understanding Clinical Supervision in Washington By Alex Regalado What exactly is clinical supervision? In essence, clinical supervision is a structured relationship where an experienced therapist (the supervisor) provides guidance, mentorship, support, and feedback to another therapist (the supervisee). This process fosters professional growth, ensures ethical practice, and ultimately enhances the quality of care we provideRead more
What is Triadic Supervision in Washington? By Shannon Heers Clinical supervision is an essential component of counselor education. It is also a requirement by the state of Washington for counselors, therapists and social workers to become independently licensed. The concept of approved clinical supervisors providing guidance and clinical oversight to supervisees helps with ensuring thatRead more
What is the Role of Clinical Consultation Groups for Therapists in Washington? By Shannon Heers If you are a private practice therapist in the state of Washington, you may be looking for a group of like-minded colleagues who are seeking clinical consultation. Clinical consultation groups are a great way to connect with other therapists andRead more
