During our mental health careers, ongoing consultation is incredibly crucial. When you're in private practice, you can feel alone and alienated, like you're working on an island.
In Episode 101 of All Things Private Practice Podcast, Jeanene Wolfe, owner of CollabOasis Clinical Consultation Groups, and I talk about the importance of ongoing case consultation, building your clinical community, and how to ethically refer clients to other providers.
Making sure that you surround yourself with a support system is not only good to help avoid burnout, but it also ensures that you're providing quality therapeutic care to your clients.
Jeanene Wolfe specializes in creating case consultation communities for mental health professionals, making sure that you have the space to staff cases, obtain clinical support, and that you have the space to bounce ideas off each other.
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