The clinical skills no one taught you.
A core training for therapists who want to show up for their LGBTQ+ clients without guessing.
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I am rebuilding this training right now.
I have been training therapists on this for 16 years, and clinicians keep telling me the same thing about what helps most: the part where we get into what you actually do in the room with a Queer client.
The founding cohort of practices in my certification program said it loudest. They wanted that depth across every area they work in — intake, youth, families, couples, referrals, the moments you do not see coming.
So that is what I am building. This is the latest and best version of this training, and it goes deep on clinical application. Every module is going self-paced, so each clinician on your team can take it whenever it fits their week.
Pricing and the opening date are coming. If you want to know when, send me a note and you will be the first to hear.
Not awareness. What to do in the room.
- An intake your Queer clients do not have to brace forWhat to ask, how to ask it, and what to stop asking.
- What minority stress looks like in sessionHow it shows up in the work, even when your client never names it.
- The being-out conversationWhat it costs your client, and how to hold both sides of it.
- Gender confirmation referrals, without the panicThe questions to ask and the steps to take when a client needs one.
- Working with Queer youth, families, and couplesIncluding the families who are not on board.
- How to respond when a client pushes back on your LGBTQ+ inclusionYour signage, your intake, your language.
I've been training therapists on this for 16 years.
And — for reals — I love it.
When a therapist comes in open to learning, tells me later something really landed — that's the whole thing. They show up differently for their LGBTQ+ clients. My community gets better care.
Win-win.
I'm an ally. I just don't know how to actually support LGBTQ+ clients in therapy — and I'm afraid of doing the wrong thing.
That's what I hear most often — from good therapists who care, and were never taught.
That's not on you. It's the field being bad at teaching this. The good news: it's fixable.
And I'm going to walk you through exactly how to fix it. Without shame for what you don't know.
That's what I built this training for. Not awareness. Not a checkbox. The clinical skills to show up for your LGBTQ+ clients — without guessing.
Trusted by therapists and practice owners who take this seriously.
This training was so good. I took notes, because as a business owner, it's important for me that I get this right. I want all of my customers and employees to feel seen and respected.
Eric is incredibly down to earth and easy to approach with questions about the LGBTQ+ community. He infuses compassion and humor into his work which helps to create a safe space for learning. Whether you have lived experience or if you're brand new to allyship, Eric is able to help you expand your understanding and knowledge of LGBTQ+ concerns.
Want to know when it opens?
The rebuilt training opens later this year. Send me a note and I will let you know the moment it does — pricing, start date, all of it.
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