Consultation for licensed therapists in Denver
Grow professionally by consulting with a top therapist in the Denver Metro area.
Clinical consultation for licensed therapists in Colorado
Whether you’re recently licensed or trying to find your place as a therapist in the Denver area, clinical consultation with an experienced, successful licensed therapist can help you learn, grow, and thrive professionally as a therapist. If you’re a therapist seeking therapy, or a licensed therapist looking for help growing a therapy private practice, we can provide that separately.
My Denver Therapy is one of the largest therapy practices in Colorado, and our most requested, successful therapists offer consultation to help other therapists with:
- Converting contacts to clients
- Explore case conceptualization
- Managing client caseloads
- Utilizing and integrating therapeutic interventions
- Handling countertransference
- Setting professional boundaries
When you work with another therapist for clinical consultation, it can help you process the work you do with your clients and develop your skills and approaches to better serve them.
Also, our therapists who offer professional and case consultation for other therapists are licensed, have advanced training in popular therapy modalities, and typically manage a private pay client caseload of 30+ clients per week. They have also provided LPC and MFT supervision to pre-licensed therapists.
Out of our team of approximately 20 therapists in Denver, Greenwood Village, and Lone Tree, they have the highest first contact conversion rates with new clients and are often booked months in advance. They are among the best and most successful therapists in the Denver Metro area, and they can provide perspective and advice to help you grow professionally and financially as a therapist as well. There are few therapists in the Denver Metro area who provide case consultation who actively see as many clients as our therapists do every week.
If you’ve been looking to develop your skills, have a deeper understanding of therapeutic interventions, or even just have been looking for an opportunity to reflect on the work you do with your clients, consulting with another therapist can help you reach new heights, build your confidence, and become an even better therapist for your clients.
Therapist consultation vs. supervision towards licensure
When you’re already a licensed therapist, consulting with another therapist is different than LPC or MFT supervision. In consultation, another therapist acting as a peer provides their insights, suggestions, and resources that can help you as a therapist. They provide advice and share their expertise that has been built through their experience working as a therapist, and you’re not required to follow their advice.
In general, therapy consultations are on a one-off, as-needed basis, which is different from regularly scheduled supervision between a supervisor and supervisee. Consultations can feel like a conversation with an experienced professional in your field, where you receive support and space for you to get guidance and advice on cases, managing all that comes with being a therapist, and even learning skills to acquire new clients.
Consultation rates for licensed therapists
Consultation sessions with one of our licensed therapists cost $175 for a 45-minute session.
Because we’ve found these sessions are typically one-off consultations or on an as-needed basis, we don’t require a package or set number of sessions like many other therapy practices do. We’re flexible, so we’re here to help whenever you need a consult.
We’ll find a time that works with both of our schedules and clients, and we’ll get connected.
Meet our therapists available for clinical consultation
LEIGH ANNE HAGUE
Leigh Anne is the most versatile and experienced therapist at My Denver Therapy. She works with clients of all ages, from children to adults. She filled her client caseload faster than any other therapist on our team and maintains a full-time caseload as a foundational therapist in our Greenwood Village office.
She sees children, adolescents, adults, and families in-person and online who are facing a variety of issues, including sexual abuse, grief and loss, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and behavioral challenges. Leigh Anne has supervised an in-home therapy program and worked in community mental health as well.
Leigh Anne is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) by an EMDRIA-approved facility, and she’s trained to use Ketamine-assisted therapy to further support her clients. She has also completed training for the Integrative Attachment Protocol for Children and Teens through The Attachment Trauma Center Institute.
Leigh Anne is also one of the most requested Advanced Splankna practitioners in Colorado. Even though she is one of Denver’s most requested therapists, she is pursuing the highest level of Splankna training, plus additional training in Internal Family Systems (IFS).
ALLIE EVANS
As one of My Denver Therapy’s foundational therapists, Allie is one of the most requested therapists for trauma, young adult, and IFS therapy in the Denver area.
Allie works with individuals, couples, and families who are struggling with life transitions and challenges, emotional distress, self-esteem, and trauma.
She’s a trained EMDR therapist and Level 1 Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist. Allie is also trained in Somatic Attachment Therapy to help her clients heal from relationship wounds and trauma. She is also a Certified Sand Play Therapist (CST) and trained in Animal Assisted Therapy.
Allie’s wide range of trainings that she uses in the room with clients gives her a unique perspective on integrating different therapeutic modalities with her clients. For pre-licensed therapists, Allie is also an AAMFT-approved supervisor.
COURTNEYROSE CHUNG
As the founder of My Denver Therapy, Courtneyrose has worked with individuals, couples, teens, families, and groups in Denver and Los Angeles. She also provides private practice consultation and supervision for pre-licensed therapists as an AAMFT-approved supervisor who can supervise LPC, MFT, and LAC candidates.
She specializes in working with people who have experienced and survived acute and complex trauma. After working in residential treatment centers in Denver and Los Angeles, Courtneyrose gained extensive experience working with clients with Borderline Personality Disorder and high-risk young adults and adolescents.
Courtneyrose uses a wide range of therapeutic modalities with her clients, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Integrative Treatment of Complex Trauma for Adolescents (ITCT-A), and Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TC-TSY).
