The clinical skills no one taught you.
A core training for therapists who want to show up for their LGBTQ+ clients without guessing.
You were trained in awareness. Not in how to do the work.
You care about your LGBTQ+ clients. You want to do this well. You've probably sat through a training or two and still walked out unsure what any of it means in the room with an actual client.
That gap between caring and knowing — that's what this training closes.
The skills to actually show up for your LGBTQ+ clients.
Not awareness. Not a checkbox. Clinical skills you can use the next time a Queer client sits across from you.
- Language that lands The right terms, why they matter clinically, and what happens when you get them wrong.
- A usable identity framework Orientation, gender, and expression — understood well enough to work with, not just talk around.
- Intake and assessment that don't out or other your clients What to ask, how to ask it, and what to stop asking.
- Confidence with the "being out" conversation What it means for your client, what it costs them, and how to hold space for both.
- An LGBTQ+ lens you can apply in session How identity shows up clinically — even when your client never says the word.
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.
Six modules. One clear path.
Intersectionality and the whole person
Your Queer client isn't just Queer. Race, gender, presentation, faith, disability, immigration status — they all show up in the room. Here's how to hold all of it without flattening any of it.
Identity 101 — orientation, gender, and expression
The foundational framework. What each one actually means, how they interact, and why treating them as the same thing is where most clinicians go wrong.
Using the right language — and why it matters clinically
Not a vocab quiz. A working understanding of why language choices are clinical moves — and what to do when you mess up (because you will, and that's okay).
Inclusive intake and assessment practices
The forms, questions, and first-session moves that tell your LGBTQ+ clients they're safe here — before they have to wonder.
Being out — what it means, what it costs
Coming out isn't a one-time event. It's every new job, every family dinner, every doctor's office. Here's how to work with that clinically.
Applying an LGBTQ+ lens in session
Putting it all together. How identity shows up in the clinical work — even when your client isn't explicitly talking about it.
Two ways to take it. Same clinical depth.
On your time.
- Approximately 1 hour of video content
- Six modules, taken in order
- Stop and start on your schedule
- 12 months of access — revisit whenever
- Solo or group licensing available
With Eric, with your team.
- Approximately 90 minutes including Q&A
- All six modules in one live session
- Real-time questions from your team
- Scheduled to fit your practice's calendar
- Optional recording access — add $97 for 12 months of replay
Pride Month announcement pack.
When you join the training during launch, you also get ready-to-post assets for Pride Month:
- Instagram post + story tiles
- Email template
- Facebook + Instagram copy
Solo or group — there's a version for both.
Plus your team gets recognized — by you, on your channels, with assets you didn't have to make.
We're learning to show up better for our LGBTQ+ clients.
Our team is taking the LGBTQ+ Core Clinical Training by Proud Practice this Pride Month.
Your post. Your practice. Done for you.
One training. Sized to your practice.
Self-paced works for solo or group. Live is a group product — minimum 3 clinicians. Bigger teams pay less per clinician.
All prices are for 12 months of access. Renew annually at a discounted rate.
Delivered June 15, 2026
| Tier | Price |
|---|---|
| Solo 1 clinician | $97 |
| 2 Clinicians 2 clinicians | $194 |
| Small Group 3–5 clinicians | $247 |
| Medium Group 6–10 clinicians | $497 |
| Large Group 11–15 clinicians | $697 |
| Extra Large Group 16–25 clinicians | $897 |
| Group+ 26+ clinicians or multi-location | Request custom pricing |
Training a team of 26 or more, or multi-location? Tell us about your practice for custom pricing.
Questions about Live training, or want to check a date before you purchase? Send a quick note and I'll follow up by email.
Good questions. Real answers.
Probably yes. Most LGBTQ+ trainings stop at awareness — pronouns, terminology, maybe a "don't do this" list. That's important, but it's not enough to actually practice differently.
This one keeps going. Into the clinical frameworks. Into what to do when a Queer client sits across from you. Into how identity shows up in the work itself.
And if you're training a team, it gets everyone on the same page — with the depth they actually need.
Honestly, it doesn't come up as often as you'd think. Most clinicians are ready to learn once they understand this is about clinical skill, not personal belief.
If someone does push back, lean on your nondiscrimination policy and our professional code of ethics. Ethically competent care for LGBTQ+ clients isn't optional.
I get it — we need CEUs to renew. That's real.
This training isn't about the renewal hours, though. It's about feeling confident you're providing ethically competent therapy to your LGBTQ+ clients. That's the thing your clients will feel — and it's what this training is built to give you.
If someone takes this and loves it enough to want to share it — honestly, that's a good sign. That's the work landing.
But it's one purchase per person. If your colleague wants the training too, they'll need to grab their own.
If you want to watch it together as a team — grab the group tier that fits your practice. Everyone's on the same page at the same time, and the conversation after is where the real work happens.
Purchase covers 12 months of access from the day you register. No auto-renew, no surprise charges.
When your year is almost up, I'll send a heads-up with a renewal discount if you want to keep your access going.
Self-paced: 7-day refund window, no questions asked. After that, once you've got access, it's yours.
Live: Full payment upfront when you purchase; we schedule your session after. Non-refundable once the session is delivered. Reschedule up to 7 days before the scheduled session at no cost.
Stop guessing. Start showing up.
Launch pricing is live through June 8. Solo, group, self-paced, or live — there's a tier built for your practice.