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Clinical Consultation, Supervision, and Training
For clinicians and organizations who often work with clients navigating trauma, neurodivergence, and diverse relational or identity experiences. I offer consultation, supervision, and training grounded in trauma-informed, queer-affirming, neurodivergence-affirming, and non-monogamy-competent care, with additional expertise in ketamine-assisted therapy. The focus is practical clinical insight, ethical clarity, and collaborative support.
Those who hold space, also need to be held.
Private practice can be deeply meaningful. It can also be surprisingly isolating. You hold complex stories all day. You make hard calls alone. You carry risk, ethics, care, and uncertainty without a hallway to process it in.
Many clinicians quietly wonder if they are doing it right. Many want to offer truly affirming care but were never trained for the lived realities of queer, non monogamous, neurodivergent, or kinky clients.
This space exists for that gap.
You do not have to navigate this work alone.
Our clients deserve clinicians who feel supported, resourced, and confident working with relational diversity and identity complexity. You deserve that too.
Professional services at Courageous You are especially for:
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Clinicians building or refining ketamine assisted therapy practices, including preparation, integration, pacing, and clinical structure
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Clinicians working with queer and trans clients seeking greater confidence and clinical nuance
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Clinicians supporting non-monogamous clients, partners, and polycules beyond mononormative models
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Clinicians working with neurodivergent clients (ADHD, autism, AuDHD), including masking, burnout, and sensory differences
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Clinicians supporting kinky or BDSM identified clients with attention to power, consent, and sexuality
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Clinicians encountering complex relational or identity dynamics seeking consultation and ethical clarity
Fees and Collaboration Options
Discover the professional support that best fits your clinical work.
Current Extra Offerings
KAP Clinical Supervision Group - If interested, Complete Group Interest Form https://forms.gle/snUQZuEhYZDxXsPS7
Journey Clinical Consultation Group - Build a Thriving Virtual KAP Practice - 6 Month Group
Open to Journey Clinical Members Only: Master the clinical skills unique to at-home ketamine therapy delivery while building a profitable, sustainable practice. This 6-month peer consultation group combines frameworks on session protocols, safety, therapeutic presence, referral building, and pricing strategy with collaborative problem-solving alongside fellow dedicated virtual KAP practitioners. Learn to balance clinical excellence with business sustainability, and connect with a peer community who understands the unique challenges of virtual-only KAP.
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Session 1: Saturday, February 28, 2026 | 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST - Foundations: Your Values, Role, and Clinical Framework for Virtual KAP
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Session 2: Saturday, March 28, 2026 | 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST - Safety & Session Protocols: Screening, Chaperones, and Dosing Formats
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Session 3: Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST - Creating Connection: Helping Clients Feel Cared For Across the Screen
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Session 4: Saturday, May 23, 2026 | 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST - Building Your Referral Network: Identifying Partners and Marketing Your Virtual KAP Practice
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Session 5: Saturday, June 20, 2026 | 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST - Pricing, Profitability, and Practice Sustainability
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Session 6: Saturday, July 18, 2026 | 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST - Your 12-Month Virtual KAP Practice Vision & Action Plan
Not a Journey Clinical Member yet? You can use this link to get a month free at Journey Clinical (and I get a month free too - talk about a win-win!) https://my.journeyclinical.com/r/Sarah075933
Meet Sarah Wolfer
Founder of Courageous You
With over 14 years of clinical experience, my work is shaped by both professional training and lived experience within queer, non-monogamous, neurodivergent, and kinky communities. These intersecting perspectives deeply inform how I understand identity, relationships, trauma, and healing. They also guide the way I support clinicians and organizations seeking greater nuance, confidence, and ethical clarity in their work.
Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is the central focus of my clinical specialization and enduring professional interest. I completed a 250-hour certification program in psychedelic-assisted therapy through the Integrative Psychiatry Institute in 2021, and my approach continues to evolve through ongoing education, consultation, and lived engagement with psychedelic-healing frameworks. This combination of structured training and direct experiential understanding shapes a practice that is both clinically rigorous and relationally grounded.
I work with clinicians and organizations navigating complex client presentations, diverse relational structures, neurodivergence, and ketamine-informed care. My consultation and supervision style emphasizes practical application, conceptual clarity, and sustainable clinical decision-making. The goal is to expand confidence and deepen clinical thinking while honoring the realities of real-world therapeutic work.
I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Washington State–Approved Clinical Supervisor. My work centers thoughtful and identity-affirming care, with particular attention to the relational and systemic contexts that shape client experience.
My Style:
📣 Supportive ✅ Compassionate 🤝 Collaborative
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of professionals do you work with?
I work with licensed therapists, pre licensed clinicians, and organizations seeking thoughtful, clinically grounded support. Many are working with complex trauma, neurodivergence, identity exploration, or non traditional relational systems including non monogamy and kink. My consultation and training focus on practical, real world clinical decision making, ethical clarity, and relationally attuned care rather than rigid models or protocol only approaches.
Do you offer individual clinical supervision?
Yes. I offer individual clinical supervision for pre licensed therapists as well as consultation based supervision for licensed clinicians. Supervision often includes case conceptualization, clinical skill development, ethical reflection, and work around complex client dynamics such as trauma, dissociation, neurodivergence, and relational systems. The focus is on strengthening clinical confidence, critical thinking, and authentic therapeutic presence.
Do you offer group supervision?
Yes. I periodically offer structured group supervision and consultation groups for clinicians. Groups center on case discussion, clinical reasoning, ethical reflection, and working with nuanced client presentations across identity, trauma, and relational contexts. If a group is not currently running, I am often open to forming one when there is sufficient interest and alignment.
How do consultation sessions work?
Consultation sessions provide focused, collaborative support for clinicians and organizations. You bring specific questions, cases, or clinical challenges, and we work together to clarify perspectives, options, and next steps. Conversations often center on case conceptualization, relational dynamics, ethical questions, and navigating complex client presentations. Sessions are flexible and scheduled based on your needs.
Can I consult with you even if I don't currently offer KAP?
Yes. Consultation is open to clinicians across specialties and practice models. Many professionals seek support around complex clinical work, identity and relational dynamics, neurodivergence, trauma, or ethical decision making. You do not need to offer any specific modality to benefit from consultation. The focus is on strengthening clarity, confidence, and clinical thinking.
Do you offer training for whole teams or organizations?
Yes. I offer customized trainings for group practices, clinics, and organizations seeking clinically grounded, inclusive education. Trainings may address relational frameworks, trauma informed care, neurodivergence, identity affirming practice, and working with complex client dynamics. Content is tailored to your team’s experience level and goals and can be delivered as workshops or multi session learning experiences.
What topics do your trainings cover?
Training topics are tailored to the needs of clinicians and organizations. Common themes include relational and attachment dynamics, trauma informed care, neurodivergence, identity affirming practice, ethical decision making, and working with complex client presentations. Trainings emphasize practical clinical application, critical thinking, and real world therapeutic challenges rather than rigid models.
Are your trainings appropriate for beginners?
Yes. Trainings are designed to meet participants at their level of experience. Foundational trainings focus on core concepts, clinical frameworks, and practical skills, while advanced trainings explore nuance, complexity, and deeper clinical integration. Content is adapted to the background and goals of the group.
Do you offer continuing education credits?
Select workshops and trainings may be eligible for continuing education credits. When CE credits are available, this will be clearly noted in the training description. New CE opportunities are added periodically as training offerings expand.
Can you help with building or restructuring a private practice?
Yes. Consultation can include support with practice development, structure, and clinical service design. This may involve refining offerings, clarifying scope of practice, improving client experience, and aligning workflows with your clinical values. The focus is on building sustainable, ethical, and relationally attuned systems rather than generic business coaching.
Can I bring administrative or business questions, or is consultation only clinical?
Both are welcome. Clinical work and practice operations often influence each other, especially when working with complex client needs. Consultation may include questions about policies, documentation, service structure, communication, and decision making alongside clinical themes. The goal is coherence, clarity, and practicality across your work.
Do you provide consultation on Ketamine Assisted Therapy?
Yes. Ketamine therapy is one area of consultation, alongside broader clinical and relational topics. Conversations may include client readiness, session structure, integration support, ethical considerations, and provider decision making. This allows clinicians to seek targeted guidance while keeping consultation relevant to diverse practice models.
Can you help me design or revise my relationship therapy offerings?
Yes. Consultation may include support with developing or refining relationship focused services and frameworks. This can involve working with non monogamous clients, relational networks, attachment dynamics, communication patterns, and complex system structures. The focus is on creating models that are clinically grounded, flexible, and aligned with your therapeutic orientation.
How do I know if your consultation or supervision style is right for me?
You may be a strong fit if you value clarity, thoughtful pacing, and clinically grounded reflection. My style is collaborative, direct, and oriented toward practical application rather than rigid formulas. I emphasize critical thinking, relational awareness, and ethical coherence. A brief consultation call is often the easiest way to assess alignment.
Do you work with organizations that are early in their development or growth?
Yes. I work with practices and organizations at many stages of development. Early consultation often focuses on foundational structure, clinical frameworks, ethical considerations, and service design. The goal is to build systems that are sustainable, coherent, and responsive to real clinical complexity rather than rushing implementation.
Can you help teams navigate ethical concerns or repair challenges within clinical programs?
Yes. Consultation can support teams in addressing ethical concerns, ruptures, or tensions that arise in clinical work. This may include clarifying what occurred, exploring impact, identifying repair pathways, and strengthening policies or decision processes. The focus is on accountability, learning, and practices that protect client wellbeing and clinical integrity.
What formats do you use for trainings?
Trainings may be offered as live virtual workshops, multi session series, or custom formats based on organizational needs. Sessions are interactive and grounded in practical clinical application. Content typically includes case examples, applied frameworks, and tools participants can integrate directly into their work.
How do you set pricing for supervision, consultation, and trainings?
Pricing varies based on service type, format, duration, and group size. Different offerings require different levels of preparation and structure. Clear details and expectations are always provided prior to scheduling so clinicians and organizations can make informed decisions.
Do you offer sliding scale or reduced fee options for clinicians?
I reserve a limited number of reduced fee consultation or training spots for clinicians and organizations with financial constraints or those serving under resourced communities. Availability varies over time. You are welcome to inquire about current options.
Can consultation include self-of-therapist work?
Yes. Consultation may include reflection on the therapist’s internal experience as it relates to clinical work. This can involve countertransference, uncertainty, burnout, emotional reactions, or relational dynamics that emerge in practice. The focus remains clinically relevant and connected to therapeutic presence, decision making, and client care.
How do you maintain confidentiality in consultation and supervision?
You share only what is necessary to discuss the case. We protect client anonymity and follow state specific supervision and consultation guidelines. For organizations, we also review internal confidentiality needs.