Consultation services are personalized to meet your clinical goals.

Whether you are a private practitioner or a clinical team, consultation can help strengthen fidelity and problem solve clinical issues. Consultation services are provided either virtually or in-person, and can include one or more sessions. Consultation can also include structured training, if applicable.

Consultation is pivotal to our clinical practice. As behavioral clinicians we seek consultation as a catalyst to solve clinical problems. Whether our goal is to increase fidelity in the use of DBT strategies, or to increase skills acquisition for specific client dilemmas, consultation will be tailored to resolve obstacles to your clinical practice. Consultation can include one or more services: Behavioral analysis, case conceptualizations, identification of target behaviors, treatment hierarchy, treatment planning, resolving crisis behaviors, and more.

Building or strengthening a DBT consultation team is the goal of every therapist practicing DBT. If you need support in how to build a team, join a team, or problem solve a current team’s dilemmas, consultation services can assist in identifying and resolving these issues.

Are you interested in seeking DBT Certification as an individual clinician?

Consultation can answer questions and concerns regarding this process. As a DBT-LBC Certified Clinician, I understand how difficult this process can be. Whether you need training on the DBT model to successfully pass the DBT exam, or you need clinical coaching to increase your clinical practice for the session reviews, consultation can support you through these processes. Written materials, one-on-one coaching, case consultation, and individualized training can all be provided through this service.

 

Here are some examples of when consultation is beneficial:

  1. Case consultation for specific clinical needs.
  2. Program issues in either developing or maintaining DBT programming.
  3. Desire to form a DBT Consultation team or improve team functioning.
  4. Increasing effectiveness in the delivery of DBT to uphold fidelity.
  5. Identifying program needs for increased high-risk clientele.
  6. Interest in pursuing DBT Certification and in need of coaching or supervision.