Consulting may include:

• Individual consultation for people seeking guidance and support with decision making

• Professional consultation for clinicians, educators, and service providers

• Workflow support

• Case consultation and reflective practice (non-clinical, non-treatment)

• Problem-solving and psychoeducation

• Guidance related to service delivery and a variety of issues

• Support for organizations serving diverse, multilingual, or family-centered populations

Consulting services focus on external systems, professional roles, and organizational needs, rather than the treatment of mental health conditions. The consultant role is active and collaborative, offering structured feedback, strategic recommendations, and practical tools tailored to the goals of the individual or organization.

Consultation is a collaborative and thoughtful process focused on helping individuals gain clarity around decisions, roles, and situations they are navigating. Drawing from systems theory and organizational psychology, the work looks at how external factors—such as workplace dynamics, responsibilities, and expectations—shape experiences and choices. Consultation is practical and goal-oriented, offering guidance, perspective, and tools to support informed decision-making. While informed by clinical training, consultation is not therapy and does not involve diagnosis or mental health treatment, and instead focuses on understanding contexts, identifying options, and moving forward with intention.

Consultation may be a good fit for individuals seeking guidance around a specific decision, role, or situation rather than ongoing emotional support or therapy. People often choose consultation when they want perspective, structure, or practical guidance related to work, leadership, professional transitions, or navigating complex systems. It is especially helpful for those who prefer a focused, goal-oriented approach and are looking for support with clarity and next steps. Consultation is not intended to address mental health concerns or provide emotional treatment, but rather to support thoughtful decision-making and problem-solving. If you are unsure whether consultation or therapy is the right fit, this can be discussed during an initial conversation to help determine the most appropriate support.

Consultation services are offered on a self-pay basis and may be scheduled as individual sessions or as short-term packages, depending on your needs. Individual consultation sessions are available at a rate of $150 for a 60-minute session, with professional or clinician-focused consultation offered at $180 for 60 minutes. For those seeking more structured support, multi-session packages are also available and can be a helpful option when working through a specific decision or goal over time. Consultation is designed to be focused and time-limited, and pricing reflects the consultative, expert-guided nature of the service rather than ongoing therapeutic care.
Consultation package options:

• 2-session package: $275

• 3-session package: $400

• 4-session package: $500

• 5-session package: $600

• 6-session package: $750

Consultation sessions are designed to be flexible and can be scheduled in intervals to best meet your needs. When purchasing a consultation session or package, the total time may be used in one full session or divided into shorter intervals, such as 30-minute sessions, depending on what is most convenient and supportive for your goals. This flexibility allows consultation to be used efficiently for focused questions, follow-up discussions, or ongoing decision-making support over time.

Consulting Disclaimers:

• Consulting services are not psychotherapy and do not involve diagnosis, treatment, or mental health care. A referral will be made if therapy is recommended.

• Consulting is educational and consultative in nature and focuses on external situations, roles, systems, and decision-making rather than emotional or psychological treatment.

• Participation in consultation does not establish a therapist–client relationship.

• Consulting services are not a substitute for mental health treatment, counseling, or crisis support.

• No clinical records, treatment plans, or diagnoses are created as part of consulting services. Consulting notes are limited to topics discussed, goals clarified, and resources shared.

• Consulting services are provided on a self-pay basis only and are not billable to insurance.

• Information shared during consultation is not protected by therapist–client privilege in the same way as psychotherapy.

• Consultation is intended to be time-limited and goal-focused, and ongoing emotional support is outside the scope of these services.

• Recommendations provided during consultation are informational and advisory, and final decisions remain the responsibility of the individual or organization.

• Consulting services do not include crisis intervention, emergency services, or 24/7 support.

• Individuals experiencing significant emotional distress, mental health symptoms, or safety concerns may be referred to appropriate therapeutic or emergency resources.

• Consulting services may be terminated or redirected if the needs presented fall outside the scope of consultation.

• Consulting services are distinct from psychotherapy services offered by Feelosophy Counseling Services and are governed by a separate agreement.