Case Consultation

Who It's For

Case consultation is designed for clinicians who want:

Support with complex or nuanced cases — especially when trauma, identity, neurodivergence, or systemic barriers create layers that benefit from additional clinical perspective.

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A fresh approach to a “stuck” case, including help thinking through alternative interventions, reframing the clinical formulation, or expanding what feels possible.

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Guidance on cases involving system navigation, such as DCF, foster care, adoption, schools, medical settings, or carceral involvement — and help understanding how these systems shape presentation, safety, and engagement.

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Identity-affirming consultation, including support for work with queer, trans, poly, neurodivergent, disabled, or multiply marginalized clients.

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Targeted skills support, such as:

• choosing or adapting interventions

• working effectively with specific identities or neurotypes

• understanding sensory or developmental needs

• strengthening clinical language around trauma and identity

• writing access letters (e.g., gender-affirming care, ESAs) for your own clients

 

If you’re looking for an ongoing consultation relationship, my Individual Consultation or Group Consultation services may be a better fit.

 

I specialize in working with:​

​I frequently collaborate with clinicians working with:

• Queer and trans clients

• Neurodivergent youth and adults, including autistic and ADHD clients

• Families formed through foster care, adoption, or "non-traditional" pathways

• Clients navigating complex trauma, dissociation, sensory differences, or intersecting diagnoses

• Children and adolescents with developmental, relational, or identity-related needs

• Adults exploring late-identified neurodivergence or identity development

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What Case Consultation Looks Like

Consultation is centered around a specific client, question, or clinical challenge. Depending on what you need, our work may include:

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Collaborative case review to clarify themes, illuminate patterns, and explore dynamics that may be contributing to stuck points.

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Thinking through intervention options, including ways to adapt your approach to better align with your client’s identity, neurotype, trauma history, developmental stage, or contextual stressors.​

Identifying supports or referrals that complement therapy and help meet needs beyond the clinical hour.

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Understanding system involvement, including how child welfare, educational structures, medical settings, housing, or carceral systems may be shaping your client’s presentation and options.

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Skill-building consultation, such as:

• using identity-affirming, neurodivergent-friendly frameworks

• interpreting behaviors through trauma and sensory lenses

• supporting children and families navigating complex histories

• writing clinically sound access letters for your own clients

• navigating countertransference and relational dynamics in identity-based work

 

My approach is grounded in curiosity, clarity, and respect for your clinical judgment. I listen deeply, offer perspective, and help you name what’s needed — practically and therapeutically — so you can move forward with greater alignment and ease.

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Getting Started

If you’re navigating a complicated case, feeling stuck, or simply want another clinician to think it through with you, I’m here to help. Case consultation is designed to address a specific need or situation; if you’re seeking longer-term support, please explore my Individual Consultation or Group Consultation offerings.

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Let’s think it through together.

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