The Therapist Consultant Masterclass

Identify and Map Out Your First Consulting Opportunity in 90 Minutes

What You Get

✔ 90-minute live Therapist Consultant Masterclass

✔ Three private podcast lessons released before the masterclass

✔ Therapist Consulting Roadmap activities and templates

✔ Masterclass slides and workbook materials

✔ Live Q&A throughout selected portions of the training

✔ Replay uploaded within two business days and divided into digestible course lessons

✔ 50 Therapist Consulting Opportunities Guide released after the masterclass

Live Session Details: 

Monday, July 20, 2026
11:00 a.m. Pacific Time

You May Already Have the Skills to Become a Paid Consultant

Therapists are trained to listen to a presenting problem, assess what is happening beneath the surface, identify the missing gap, and recommend a solution. You may already use these skills with clients, students, supervisees, coworkers, or staff members.

But have you ever considered that an organization could pay you to use those same skills?

Most therapists only think about business-to-consumer services such as therapy, coaching, supervision, courses, or digital products. Consulting gives you the opportunity to create a business-to-business service where an organization hires you to help address a specific problem.

That may include reviewing a program, developing an intake process, training staff, evaluating documentation, creating a mental health initiative, improving communication, or helping an organization strengthen the services it already provides.

Less One-to-One Work. More Ways to Use Your Expertise.

You do not have to create another service that requires you to show up every week.

A consulting offer may be:

A one-time assessment.

A 30-day review.

A 90-day project.

A staff training plan.

A program-development contract.

A quality assurance project.

A short-term implementation package.

You can test the opportunity, evaluate whether you enjoy the work, repackage it, expand it, or decide that you do not want to offer it again.

This masterclass will help you explore consulting as a flexible income stream that allows you to use your expertise without limiting yourself to individual therapy sessions.

Your Experience May Be More Valuable Than You Realize

What topic could you speak about without spending weeks preparing?

What problem do people repeatedly ask you to solve?

What do your therapist friends complain is missing from their workplaces?

What have you built, reviewed, taught, improved, or implemented throughout your career?

Your consulting opportunity may already be hiding inside your employment history, practicum experience, internship, leadership roles, community work, teaching, supervision, program development, or clinical specialty.

You may not need to become someone different.

You may need to recognize the value of what you already know.

By the End of This Masterclass, You Will Be Equipped To:

✔ Understand the difference between consulting, strategy, coaching, mentoring, speaking, training, and facilitation

✔ Identify the professional and clinical experiences that may support a consulting offer

✔ Recognize problems that schools, nonprofits, agencies, churches, healthcare organizations, and mental health businesses may hire an outside consultant to help solve

✔ Explore consulting opportunities that align with your expertise, interests, desired schedule, and ethical scope

✔ Begin mapping out a short-term consulting service without committing to another year-round offer

✔ Understand how one consulting project may lead to workshops, trainings, recurring contracts, grant-funded opportunities, or additional services inside your product suite

Ready to Explore the Expertise Beyond Your Therapy Sessions?

You may already know how to solve a problem that an organization is willing to pay for.

This masterclass will help you identify the opportunity and begin mapping out what it could look like inside your business.

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All sales are final due to the digital nature of this product.

This training is educational and does not provide legal, licensing, tax, or ethical advice. Participants are responsible for ensuring that their services align with their education, training, credentials, applicable laws, licensing requirements, and professional ethical standards.