By Rebecca Stone, LMHC-QS of Stone Counseling & Consulting Services, LLC

Professional Peer Consultation: A Helpful and Essential Resource

As a licensed mental health professional in private practice, do you ever feel like you're in it alone?
You care deeply about your clients. You work hard. But without a team to bounce ideas off, private practice can feel isolating — even overwhelming.

You're not the only one.

Peer Consultation for Therapists: Why It Matters

After licensure, therapists often lose access to the built-in support systems from graduate school, internships, or agency work. Suddenly, you're managing complex cases and tough decisions without a clinical sounding board.

That’s where peer consultation comes in.

Peer consultation groups can offer:

• Case consultation and clinical feedback

• Support for burnout prevention and provider wellness

• Practice management strategies

• Collaborative discussion with experienced peers

You're not meant to do this work alone. Let's change that.

Peer Support Formats

You may find connection with other providers through various community and online offerings, such as:

• Professional organization groups

• Informal coffee shop meetups

• Private, confidential virtual sessions

• Colleagues

While all of these are valuable, they may not always provide consistent, private, small group discussions that allow for rapport building, case consultation, and personalized support.

That’s why we created the Peer Consultation Group for Mental Health Therapists in Private Practice — a supportive, online membership group where you can connect with other licensed clinicians, consult on cases, and grow both personally and professionally.

What Is This Peer Consultation Group?

A low-cost monthly membership gives you access to a small, consistent group of licensed therapists who meet online twice a month.

Meeting Schedule:
📍 1st Thursday & 3rd Tuesday, monthly
🕛 12:00–1:30 PM ET
🌐 Held online via Google Meet

Your Membership Includes:

• ✅ Two 90-minute virtual peer consultation sessions per month

• ✅ Access to a private discussion board for between-meeting support

• ✅ Small group setting (max 15 members) for consistency & safety

• ✅ Flat-rate pricing: $24.99/month (less than $8.50/hour)

👥 Who Should Join?

This group is for independently licensed mental health professionals in private practice:

• LMHC / LPC

• LCSW / LICSW

• LMFT

• Psychologists (Ph.D. / Psy.D.)

• Other independently licensed clinicians

New to private practice? Seasoned therapist? This space is for you.

What Makes This Group Different?

We know you have options — but not all consultation groups are created equal.

Here’s what sets us apart:

• Private, confidential virtual sessions

• Exclusively licensed professionals

• Semi-structured with space to share freely

• Ongoing relationships with trusted peers

Don’t Miss Out on Connection and Clinical Growth

This group is more than just a meeting — it’s a space for community, insight, and renewal.
You'll walk away from each session with clarity, validation, and practical tools to enhance your work.

Stop flying solo. Find your people. Grow your practice.

Quick Recap

• What: Bi-monthly peer consultation for licensed therapists

• Who: Independently licensed mental health professionals in private practice

• Where: Online (Google Meet)

• When: 1st Thursday & 3rd Tuesday monthly at 12 PM ET

• Cost: $24.99/month

• Spots: Limited to 15 members

Ready to invest in your clinical growth, reduce isolation, and reconnect with your purpose?

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About Rebecca Stone, LMHC-QS

Rebecca Stone, LMHC-QS, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Qualified Supervisor, and owner of Stone Counseling & Consulting Services, LLC, a private practice based in Florida. With over a decade of experience in clinical therapy and a strong background in business and office management, Rebecca blends compassionate care with operational expertise. She is passionate about supporting individuals on their mental health journey—and empowering fellow professionals through supervision, consultation, training and education, and practical tools to grow thriving practices.