clinician consultation

This consultation is designed for mental health providers who are working with clients whose presentations feel layered, atypical, or difficult to organize using standard clinical frameworks alone.

Consultation may be helpful when you are working with individuals who are navigating:

• Chronic illness, neuroimmune conditions, or environmentally acquired illness
   
• Tick-borne illness, such as Lyme disease, or related inflammatory conditions
   
• Significant medical complexity alongside psychological distress
   
• Fluctuating cognitive, emotional, or functional capacity
   
• Heightened nervous system reactivity, dissociation, or identity disruption
   
• Treatment plateaus, diagnostic uncertainty, or overlapping symptom patterns
   

Clinicians often seek consultation when they sense that something important is missing from the clinical picture, when symptoms do not respond as expected to intervention, or when the work begins to feel stalled, confusing, or isolating.

These consultations offer space to slow down, clarify patterns, and think more expansively about how psychological, medical, neuroimmune, and environmental factors may be interacting in a client’s experience. The goal is not to replace your clinical judgment or role, but to support thoughtful case conceptualization and sustained clinical steadiness when working in complex territory.