Consultation for therapists working with court-involved families

Many therapists receive little training in how to navigate custody disputes, reunification work, and the complexities of therapy that intersects with the legal system. With more than 20 years of experience supporting court-involved families, I provide consultation and mentorship for therapists who want to develop confidence and clarity in this work.

This consultation is designed for therapists who

• want to better understand court-involved therapy
• are navigating custody or reunification cases
• want guidance around documentation and professional boundaries
• want to build confidence working alongside attorneys and family courts

Common Consultation Topics

• working with families involved in custody disputes
• reunification therapy approaches
• documentation and professional boundaries in court-involved cases
• therapist-attorney collaboration
• maintaining a child-focused framework in high-conflict situations

Experience in court-involved work

With over two decades of experience supporting families navigating custody disputes and reunification cases, I understand the clinical and ethical complexities therapists encounter in these situations. My goal is to help therapists develop the structure and confidence needed to support families effectively while maintaining clear professional boundaries.

 

Interested in learning more?

If you’re a therapist working with court-involved families and would like support navigating complex cases, you’re welcome to join the waitlist to receive updates about future consultation and training opportunities.