Clinical Consultation
Gain clarity and confidence:
Clinical consultation with me offers a chance for you to slow cases down, have a fresh set of eyes, and to sharpen your clinical clarity. Our time will focus on whatever you are needing, but most people either spend their time by talking through a specific case in-depth, or on expanding their clinical knowledge and understanding in one of my expertise areas. I absolutely love working with therapists and collaborative-care providers to untangle a nuanced clinical picture with care, humility and depth.
Even the best clinicians encounter cases that feel sticky: diagnoses that sort of fit…but not quite. Progress stalls despite you putting in solid work. A client’s nervous system seeming to respond to something that is more than meets the eye.
So many women are diagnosed, treated, and/or conceptualized through incomplete or mismatched frameworks, and I know that this can actually cause harm for clients over the long-haul, despite clinicians putting in their best work and intentions. I also know that it can feel confusing and demoralizing on the clinician’s end, which can lead to professional doubt and burnout in the long term.
Why I Offer Consultation:
Overlaps that can look deceptively similar on the surface:
Anxiety vs. OCD
Anxiety vs. trauma responses vs. ADHD compensations
Hormonal changes (perinatal, menopause/perimenopause) vs. anxiety
Burnout and adult ADHD presentations in women
Perfectionistic anxiety vs. OCD
OCD and intrusive thoughts that may make your clinical alarm bells shriek
I offer consultation because more accurate conceptualization leads to better care for clients. I deeply believe that our clients deserve to have access to all the information they need to feel better.
I most often consult on cases involving:
Women across the lifespan
Neuroscience-informed treatment
Perinatal and postpartum mental health
Anxiety disorders
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder & Treatment (using ERP, ACT, I-CBT)
Trauma and complex trauma
Providing trauma-informed care
Narcissistic abuse and recovery
Differential diagnoses
Helping to identify adult ADHD in women that has been overlooked
Case conceptualization and gathering client context that makes a case make more sense
Areas of Expertise:
My consultation style is collaborative, reflective, and clinically grounded. This is not supervision or evaluation—it’s a problem-solving space.
Together we may:
Clarify differential diagnoses and overlapping symptom profiles
Explore how trauma, anxiety, OCD, ADHD and relational trauma/abuse intersect
Examine how gendered socialization and reproductive transition impact presentation
Identify blind spots created by nuance that our diagnostic manual fails to articulate
Refine treatment direction when progress feels unclear or has stalled
I bring a particular attunement to how nervous systems adapt to chronic stress, relational harm, disordered thinking, threat interpretation and internalized responsibility, and how those adaptions can be misread in clinical settings.
How I Approach Consultation:
Who I consult with: Any professional interacting with clients that feels their work would benefit from more mental health-based clinical insight, including:
Mental health professional of all license levels and in any geographic location
Medical professionals — Doctors, prescribers, PTs, OTs, etc.
Allied healthcare professionals — doulas, lactation specialists, parental support and coaches, etc.
How we meet: Virtually in a HIPAA-compliant platform
Frequency: As often as you need it. Some people need multiple meetings for complex cases or learning, and some don’t.
Fees: $200 per hour, with time prorated if we go over during a consultation. I don’t schedule consultations for under an hour.