I'm wondering how many members are Therapists, Psychologists or Counsellors? If you are here, drop me a comment!

I have decided to offer FREE lifetime access to my trauma healing community! This is a fantastic opportunity so don't miss out. A Community for Healing. As a trauma survivor and therapist, I'm passionate about making trauma recovery accessible. With wait times at record highs and private therapy costing hundreds monthly, I've created an online community to bridge this gap. This community offers moderated peer support, options for educational courses, learning materials, and weekly live Q&A sessions. As we grow, support levels will increase. Who can join? Anyone worldwide affected by trauma—whether you're new to healing, currently in therapy, or experienced in recovery and wanting to help others. This works as pre-therapy preparation, additional support during treatment, or continued care afterward. Recovery can feel isolating. Our community provides a safe space with people who truly understand and will support your healing journey. Feel free to get in touch with any questions. Join here: https://www.skool.com/virtual-trauma-therapy-1376/about..

🌱 The Importance of Therapists Connecting with Other Therapists Therapy is often described as a “holding space” for others—but who holds space for the therapist outside of clinical supervision? For those of us working in mental health, connection with fellow therapists is more than just networking—it’s an act of care for ourselves and our profession. 🤝 Shared Understanding Only another therapist truly understands the emotional weight of sitting with trauma, pain, and healing day after day. Connecting with peers helps normalize the challenges and reduces feelings of isolation. 🧩 Collaboration & Growth By sharing insights, case perspectives (within ethical boundaries), and therapeutic tools, therapists expand their skills and enrich their practice. No one has to do this work alone or reinvent the wheel. 💜 Emotional Support Burnout and compassion fatigue are real risks. Having colleagues who “get it” provides a lifeline of empathy and encouragement. 🌍 Community & Collective Healing When therapists connect, they don’t just support each other—they strengthen the entire web of healing available to clients and communities. Therapists need community, too. By reaching out, building networks, and supporting one another, we ensure that we can continue to offer grounded, compassionate care to those who need it most. This is a new community, so to get the numbers started, I am removing the membership fee and offering this amazing resource for FREE!! Please share with any therapists, counsellors, and coaches you know from skool and beyond: https://www.skool.com/therapist-peer-supervision-1947/about?ref=49b63df07b564a6ab6d634df4a027159

In my trauma healing community, I host a weekly live Q&A (this weeks is Wednesday 1st 5pm UK time). Members can ask anything at all about trauma and healing, and even ask about my own healing journey. My community is still growing, so members get a lot of dedicated time with me if they attend. https://www.skool.com/virtual-trauma-therapy-1376/about?ref=49b63df07b564a6ab6d634df4a027159

Welcome to Therapist Peer Supervision - the therapist peer supervision global community on Skool. 🌍 Why This Community Exists I created this community so therapists around the world can connect, reflect, and grow together through peer supervision and support. - Global Connection – Therapists often work in isolation. This space brings us together worldwide. - Peer Supervision Support – Many therapists can’t always access (or afford) peer supervision. This community offers reflection, shared wisdom, and support at an affordable price. - Safe Space for Growth – A confidential, respectful environment to discuss challenges, celebrate wins, and learn from each other. - Professional Development – Members gain insight, resources, and perspectives from diverse global practices. - Community & Belonging – Healing work can be heavy; sharing the journey with peers makes it lighter. Take a look: https://www.skool.com/therapist-peer-supervision-1947/about?ref=49b63df07b564a6ab6d634df4a027159