A collective approach to mental health.
MHX Group offers professional clinical consultation for therapists, agencies, schools, and organizations navigating complex cases or treatment direction.
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Each consultation is structured. We meet for a focused session where you present the case or question. I review the clinical material you bring, work through the formulation, considerations, and what frameworks may serve the case. Where appropriate, I provide a written follow-up summarizing the clinical direction we discussed.
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Clinical consultation through MHX Group is colleague-to-colleague clinical input, treatment-planning support, and strategic perspective on cases or programs. It is not clinical supervision toward licensure, direct treatment of your client, or a substitute for your own clinical judgment.
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Licensed therapists and pre-licensed clinicians under supervision
Group practice owners and clinical directors
Agencies, schools, and youth-serving organizations
Healthcare and wellness organizations seeking clinical input on programming
Clinical consultation through MHX Group is colleague-to-colleague clinical input, treatment-planning support, and strategic perspective on cases or programs. It is not clinical supervision toward licensure, direct treatment of your client, or a substitute for your own clinical judgment. You retain full clinical responsibility for your client, your case, and your decisions.Available Plans
Clinical Consultation
(for individual licensed clinicians)$150.00
One 60-minute structured consultation
Pre-session intake form to scope the case before the call
Written follow-up: case formulation, framework recommendations, and treatment-direction roadmap (1–2 page document, delivered within 5 business days)
14-day window for one follow-up email exchange to clarify direction
Consultation Retainer
(ongoing collaborations for providers) $300.00
Monthly recurring engagement (3-month minimum commitment)
3 scheduled consultations per month (60 min each)
Async case questions via secure messaging between sessions, answered within 2 business days
One written formulation per month on a case of their choosing
Quarterly review of patterns across cases brought to consultation
Organizational Advisory
(for schools, agencies, & organizations)Email Us
Scoped engagement (project-based, not session-based)
Initial 90-minute discovery and scoping conversation with stakeholders
Defined deliverable based on the engagement: program review document, clinical framework recommendations, staff training session, or written guidance on a specific situation
30-day post-engagement support window for clarifying questions
FAQs
No. Clinical consultation and clinical supervision are different services with different legal definitions in California. Supervision is a regulated relationship, typically for pre-licensed clinicians working toward licensure, and it carries specific responsibilities defined by the California BBS. Consultation is colleague-to-colleague clinical input on cases, formulations, or program direction without the supervisory authority or legal responsibility for your client's care.
If you are a pre-licensed clinician seeking BBS-qualifying supervision hours, this is not the right service. If you are licensed and want a structured clinical perspective on a specific case or question, this is.Is this clinical supervision?
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No. Consultation is provided to you, the clinician, not to your client. I will not have a clinical relationship with your client, will not see them in session, and will not be listed in their treatment record. The case material you bring to consultation is presented by you, formulated with you, and the clinical direction we discuss is yours to apply, modify, or set aside based on your own clinical judgment. You retain full clinical responsibility for your client and your decisions.
This distinction matters legally and ethically, and it's why consultation does not require client consent the way an outside referral or co-treatment would. If you'd like to bring identifiable client information into consultation, please de-identify it according to HIPAA before our session.Are you treating my client?
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What kinds of cases get the most out of consultation?
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Cases that have hit a clinical wall, plateaued, or feel formulation-unclear. Clients with overlapping presentations where you're uncertain which framework to lead with. Treatment-planning questions about sequencing, modality fit, or how to integrate frameworks. Cases in your developing edge, areas where you're competent but want a second clinical mind before committing to a direction.
Consultation is less useful for routine cases that are progressing well, for emotional support around clinician burnout, or for questions that are really about your own personal therapy needs. Those are real needs, but they are not what this service is for.What do I leave with?
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A clinical roadmap — not a transcript, not a generic summary. After our session, you receive a written follow-up summarizing the formulation we worked through, the frameworks or interventions worth considering, and the specific direction discussed for the case or question you brought. The document is concise, citable in your own progress notes where appropriate, and structured to be useful in your next session with your client.
You also leave with a clearer thinking framework you can apply to similar cases in the future. The goal is not just to solve the case in front of you — it's to sharpen the clinical reasoning you bring to the next one.Get In Touch
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