Clinical Consultation Services
Join Hummingbird Marriage and Family Therapy’s small, supportive consultation groups. Share your experiences, gain diverse perspectives, and learn collaboratively with fellow therapists.
Benefits:
Enhanced Learning Opportunities: Group consultations allow clinicians to learn from the experiences and insights of multiple colleagues, providing a broader perspective on various therapeutic approaches and strategies.
Diverse Perspectives on Clinical Cases: In a group setting, therapists can gain insights from diverse viewpoints, which can be particularly beneficial when dealing with complex family dynamics or unique case scenarios.
Support and Community: Working as a therapist can be isolating. Group consultations provide a sense of community and support, helping therapists to feel connected and understood by their peers.
Resource Sharing: Therapists can share resources, tools, and techniques that have been effective in their practice, enriching the collective knowledge of the group.
Stress Reduction: Sharing the challenges and emotional burdens of therapy work with peers can reduce stress and prevent burnout, promoting overall well-being for therapists.
Cost-Effective Professional Development: Group consultations often provide a more affordable option for ongoing education and skill enhancement compared to individual consultation.
CURRENT CONSULTATION GROUPS
COMING IN JANUARY 2027
Are you a marriage & family therapist seeking professional growth, peer support, and expert guidance?
Our Peer Consultation Group is here to elevate your practice and engage in systems thinking regarding case conceptualization.
Our group offers:
Collaborative Learning: Engage with fellow therapists to share insights, strategies, and experiences.
Expert Guidance: Receive feedback from experienced clinicians.
Supportive Community: Connect with a network of peers who understand the unique challenges of our field.
Whether you’re navigating complex cases, looking to deepen your therapeutic approach or exploring your own clinical identity, our group provides a nurturing environment for professional development. Join us to enhance your practice and make meaningful connections!
COMING IN JANUARY 2027
Here’s what you’ll gain:
Diverse Case Perspectives – Bring your toughest cases and receive feedback, insights, and strategies from fellow clinicians in a collaborative setting.
Expanded Skills & Knowledge – Learn from a range of counseling approaches, cultural lenses, and interventions that can transform the way you work with couples.
Professional Connection & Support – Build relationships with peers who are equally committed to growth, referrals, and community.
Each clinician will present 2 cases over the course of the group, with dedicated time for case reflection, open discussion, and exploring ongoing challenges in couples therapy.
Join us as we connect, share experiences, and refine our approaches to working with couples in an inclusive and supportive environment.
Group Facilitator Ashley Pinkeney is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Gottman level 1 Trained, Prepare/Enrich certified Trainer and an AAMFT Supervisor in Training.
