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A gathering place for therapists and counselors to trade case conceptualizations, find peer consultation, and remember they're not the only one carrying this particular weight.

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The Call

Clinical work is lonely
in a way that's hard to explain.

You hold your clients' hardest truths and walk to your car carrying them. You second-guess a case conceptualization at midnight. You watch a colleague burn out and wonder if you're next. The supervision ended when you got licensed, but the questions didn't. Convene is where you put them down for a moment — and find someone who's been in the same room.

Below is a live sample of what's being discussed right now. No registration to read. No performance required.

Private Practice2h ago

Raising rates after 4 years — how did you tell long-term clients?

I've been putting this off for two years. My supervisor says I'm undercharging by $40/session but the guilt...

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Ethics4h ago

Client disclosed something about a colleague. Now what?

I know the colleague personally. Not a dual relationship technically, but the information is...

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School Counseling1h ago

Caseload of 430. Triage system that actually works?

Administration keeps adding students. I'm one person. Sharing my color-coded system but looking for...

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Supervision6h ago

Newly licensed, first suicidal ideation case without a supervisor to call

I knew this day would come. Safety plan is in place, I followed protocol, but sitting with it alone tonight...

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Rural Practice3h ago

I'm the only therapist for 60 miles. Anyone else?

Nearest peer is in the next county. Telehealth helps but there's something about the particular isolation of...

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Modalities5h ago

EMDR with a client who dissociates — pacing questions

Phase 2 feels incomplete. She's motivated but the window of tolerance is narrow. Has anyone found that...

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The Threshold

A room for every
kind of weight you carry.

Convene is organized around the real categories of clinical life — not the tidy ones from your grad school syllabus. Hover any channel to see what's being discussed right now.

Peer Consultation

312 threads·18 active

Bring your stuck cases. Anonymous, collegial, no judgment about where you are in your training.

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Adolescent client shutting down after month 3 — rupture or resistance?

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Ethics Roundtable

184 threads·9 active

Real scenarios, real dilemmas. Discuss without the fear of being judged by your licensing board.

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Client wants to gift me something from their culture — how are others navigating this?

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Modalities & Methods

441 threads·24 active

CBT, DBT, IFS, EMDR, somatic, narrative — discuss what works, what doesn't, and what you're learning.

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IFS with complex trauma — how long before you introduce direct access?

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Private Practice

267 threads·15 active

Rates, EHRs, no-show policies, marketing without feeling gross — the business side nobody trained you for.

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Going out of network: 8 months later, here's what changed

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School Counseling

198 threads·11 active

Crisis triage, 504 meetings, impossible caseloads. A place to exhale after the last bell rings.

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Self-harm disclosure during passing period — what's your protocol?

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Rural & Solo Practice

143 threads·7 active

For the clinicians who are the only provider for miles. You're not as alone as the geography suggests.

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Telehealth fatigue is real — how are you managing the screen-all-day problem?

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The Transformation

What changes when you
stop holding it alone.

These aren't endorsements. They're specific moments — the kind that only happen when you're in the right room with the right people at the right time.

Peer ConsultationCase conceptualization shift
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I posted about a client who kept canceling right before breakthroughs. Within two hours, four therapists had shared their own versions of the same pattern. One response changed how I understood the whole case.
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Miriam Osei-Bonsu

LCSW, Private Practice

Portland, OR

Rural & Solo PracticeEnded professional isolation
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I'm the only therapist in my county who does IFS. Finding the Modalities channel felt like finally having colleagues.
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David Calloway

LPC, Rural Practice

Harlan County, KY

Ethics RoundtableNavigated a real dilemma
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The Ethics Roundtable helped me work through a dual relationship situation I couldn't bring to my supervisor because she was part of it. The community held it with me.
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Sunita Raghavan

LMFT, Group Practice

Fremont, CA

Private PracticeRaised rates with confidence
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Someone shared their sliding scale structure in the Private Practice channel. I had been undercharging by $55 and didn't know it. That one thread paid for my year.
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Tobias Wenner

LPCC, Solo Practice

Bozeman, MT

School CounselingCrisis support at 10pm
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I posted at 10pm the night after a student disclosed active suicidal ideation for the first time in my career. People responded within minutes. I didn't have to sit alone with that.
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Aaliya Hernandez

School Counselor, LCSW

Albuquerque, NM

Peer ConsultationOngoing weekly resource
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Three years post-licensure and I still use the consultation channel weekly. It's replaced what I lost when I left agency work.
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Marcus Thibodeau

LMHC, Telehealth Practice

Burlington, VT

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The Peer Consultation
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A 14-page guide written by clinicians, for clinicians. Covers how to present a case without compromising confidentiality, how to ask for consultation without feeling exposed, and how to give feedback that's actually useful. Free. No strings.

  • How to anonymize cases for peer review
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Boundary question with a grieving client — 7 replies in 20 min

Ethics · 3m ago

Attachment-based approach with avoidant adult — case discussion open

Peer Consult · 11m ago

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School · 28m ago

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