FOR THERAPISTS, HELPING PROFESSIONALS & ORGANIZATIONS
Make room for the professional you are becoming.
Collaborative consultation for exploring your professional identity, navigating change, and shaping work that fits your values, capacity, and sense of purpose.
With Mitch Cartwright, LPC
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A free 15-minute introductory conversation. Scope and fees agreed before work begins.
Professional direction
You spend much of your working life making room for other people. Consultation offers a place to consider the questions shaping your own work: who you are becoming, what matters to you, and how you want to practice.
You might be finding your professional voice, navigating a new role, reconsidering familiar expectations, or noticing that your commitments no longer fit your available time and energy. We can slow down, make sense of what is changing, and identify a next step that feels both meaningful and possible.
What kind of practitioner or leader do I want to become?
Which expectations fit me, and which have I inherited?
How do I navigate a transition while staying connected to what matters?
How can my boundaries and commitments better reflect how I want to work?
Our focus is your professional work and the choices in front of you. You do not need a polished question to begin.
Support for the practice around your work
Practice organization and client experience
For solo practitioners and small practices seeking clearer, more manageable ways of working. We can review inquiry responses, onboarding, communication, and everyday workflows, then identify practical changes that support the experience you want people to have.
A focused project might produce an inquiry-response workflow, an onboarding checklist, clearer service descriptions, or a simple way to track agreed priorities.
Organizational planning and collaboration
For leaders and small helping organizations moving through change. We can clarify a project’s purpose, make roles and decisions easier to understand, and translate broad goals into an achievable plan.
This may include facilitated planning conversations, useful meeting structures, role clarification, and support with following through on agreed next steps.
A thoughtful conversation, with practical next steps.
My approach is collaborative, reflective, and informed by Narrative Therapy. I am interested in the stories, expectations, and relationships shaping how people understand their work—and in the possibilities that become easier to see when we examine them together.
We bring that reflection into concrete decisions: what to keep, what to change, and what to do next.
Ways to work together
A focused consultation
A conversation about a professional or practice question, with agreed next steps.
A short project
A defined piece of work with an agreed scope, deliverables, timeline, and fee.
Ongoing consultation
A regular space to review decisions and support follow-through, when continued work is useful and availability allows.
Consulting fees are discussed before work begins. Project proposals describe what is included and how additional work is handled.
Begin with a brief conversation.
Email a short note about your role or organization, what you would like help with, and any relevant timing. We can arrange a free 15-minute introductory conversation to discuss fit and possible next steps.
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Consulting, therapy, and supervision
Consulting focuses on professional questions, practice processes, and organizational work. It does not establish a psychotherapy relationship or include mental health diagnosis or treatment. If you are seeking personal mental health support, explore therapy at Heart Space.
Consulting is not board-approved clinical supervision and does not provide hours toward licensure. Legal, accounting, and regulatory decisions belong with the appropriately qualified adviser.