Emerging Clinician Circles

Seasonal learning circles for clinicians building and deepening anxiety treatment skills. Each circle runs as a fixed six-session cohort — monthly, live, and capped at 10 — so the learning stays deep and the group stays connected. You can re-enroll every season.

What makes a circle different from a training or a supervision group

These are education and skill-building groups, not supervision and not case consultation. Real clinical situations become teaching moments — cases inspire the curriculum without anyone carrying clinical responsibility for your clients. That stays with your supervisor.

Think of it as the learning that makes your supervision richer: you come in with better language, sharper clinical thinking, and skills you've already started practicing.

The three circles

The starting point for clinicians who want a solid, anxiety-specific foundation. This circle covers core skills and frameworks that apply across presentations — the building blocks that make everything else click. Whether you're new to the field or reorienting toward an anxiety specialty, this is where clarity begins.

Good fit if you're: early in your anxiety specialty, working across populations, or wanting a strong foundation before moving into specialty work.

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For clinicians working with anxious children and their families. This circle goes deep into the skills that matter most in this population — engaging kids, navigating parent anxiety, understanding how family systems maintain and sometimes reinforce anxiety, and knowing which evidence-based approaches fit which presentations.

Good fit if you're: working with kids or teens with anxiety, treating selective mutism, navigating parent involvement, or deepening your child and family anxiety skills.

A specialty circle focused on anxiety as it shows up specifically in women's lives — perinatal OCD, postpartum anxiety, life transition anxiety, and the ways hormonal and relational context shapes presentation and treatment. This is clinical depth in a population that's often undertreated and misunderstood.

Good fit if you're: treating perinatal anxiety or OCD, working with women navigating major life transitions, or wanting specialty-level clinical skills in this population.