Individual one-on-one
Therapist-Client Relationship Mastery
Mastery of rapport, emotional intelligence, and effective communication.
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Mindfulness-Based Therapist Support
Therapists interested in incorporating mindfulness into both their personal and professional lives.
MoreTherapist Leadership Development
Therapists looking to transition into leadership roles (e.g., clinical supervision, private practice ownership, management positions).
MoreInnovative Therapeutic Modalities Exploration
Therapists interested in expanding their knowledge and application of unconventional or innovative therapeutic methods.
MoreProfessional Burnout Recovery
Mental health professionals experiencing or recovering from burnout.
MoreSupport Groups and Coaching
Cultural Humility Coaching Group
Open to licensed therapists, counselors, or mental health professionals interested in improving cultural awareness and humility..
MoreEarly Career Therapist Support Group
Recent graduates or therapists within their first two years of practice.
MoreTherapist Entrepreneurs and Private Practice Coaching
Licensed therapists or counselors considering or running private practices.
MoreSupport Group for Therapists Who Treat Trauma
Therapists who primarily work with trauma survivors.
MoreMind-Body Connection Group for Therapists
Therapists interested in integrating physical wellness into their therapy practice.
MoreGroup for Therapists in Non-Traditional Settings
Therapists working in schools, community settings, or other non-traditional environments.
MorePsychology Students Support Group
Open to students currently enrolled in any psychology or mental health field program (bachelor’s or graduate level).
MoreWomen in Psychology Across Cultures
Open to women in the psychology field, including counselors, therapists, and psychologists, with a special focus on cross-cultural experiences.
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The Global Therapist Alliance (GTA) platform does not offer crisis or emergency services. GTA is committed to providing support, coaching, and mental health resources but is not equipped to respond to urgent situations. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact the appropriate emergency services in your location. Below are some verified crisis resources:
- United States: Call 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
- United Kingdom: Call 999 for emergencies or the Samaritans helpline at 116 123.
- Canada: Call 911 or reach the Crisis Services Canada hotline at 1-833-456-4566.
- Australia: Call 000 for emergencies or Lifeline at 13 11 14.
- Europe (General): Dial 112 for emergency services.
