Therapy & Consultation Services
Our Services
Therapy
We provide therapy for individuals working through PTSD, dissociation, LGBTQ+ care, and complex relational trauma.
Consultation
We provide individual and group consutlation for clinicians who are carrying complex work and don’t want to carry it alone.
Therapy
We offer individual, couples, or group therapy, as well as virtual tabletop RPGs and other creative endeavors.
The past doesn’t feel like the past.
Trauma can stay present in your body, relationships, and sense of self long after the danger is over.
You don’t always feel fully here.
Disconnection, numbness, losing time, or feeling outside yourself can be ways your nervous system learned to cope.
You’re scared people will leave, even when you know they probably won’t. Attachment wounds can make closeness feel both deeply wanted and deeply terrifying.
You’re tired of never feeling like enough. Anxiety, shame, and perfectionism can turn surviving into constantly trying to earn your own worth.
You’re becoming yourself in a world that doesn’t always make room for you. Queer and trans identity can bring questions about belonging, safety, relationships, and who you get to be.
You’ve spent years wondering why you can’t just do things the way everyone else seems to. Understanding neurodivergence can offer a different explanations, and a lot more self-compassion.
If any of these sound like you, Hallows may be a great place for you.
Consultation
Because grad school gives you theory, not a lantern. Clinical work can be isolating. Especially when you’re holding trauma, dissociation, shame, risk, or the quiet weight of “Am I doing this right?” Consultation is a space to slow down, think together, and make sense of the work you’re doing.
Consultation is available for:
Interns finding their clinical voice
Therapists working with trauma, attachment, dissociation, or high-intensity cases
Clinicians feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to proceed
Agencies looking for some creativity brought to curriculum and trainings
Helping professionals who need a place to think out loud
Clinicians expanding niche skills, such as trauma-informed relational work, supporting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities or psychodynamic approaches
Together, we:
Sit with an experience that feels heavy, confusing, or hard to put into words
Slow down and track what’s happening between you and the client
Talk through ethical worries without panic or shame
Untangle documentation, boundaries, or next steps
Gently look at what’s getting stirred up in you and what might need care
Hug a plushie and keep it real
If you find yourself circling the same case in the dark, feelung unsure, or feeling so stressed about interventions, diagnoses, and those pesky treatment plan reviews that it’s hard to hold the human in the room, consultation may be for you. Fill out the contact form to get started.
$ 50 for 30 minutes
$100 per hour
$170 for extended 2-hour consultations
What Sets Us Apart
We work at the edges: where grief, rage, dissociation, and longing live. Hallows End Collective is for people who don’t want to be rushed toward “better,” but accompanied toward truer.
Clinically rigorous, never sterile.
Evidence-informed therapy doesn't have to mean boring, cold, or impersonal. There is room for serious clinical work and weirdness. For structure and personality. For healing and Halloween being every day.
Come as you are.
You don't have to tone yourself down, make yourself more palatable, or hide the weird parts to belong here. Bring your whole self: your queerness, contradictions, intensity, uncertainty, and everything you're still figuring out. You are not too much.
Curiosity over judgment.
What gets called a “symptom” or “dysfunction” often began as an intelligent attempt to survive, connect, belong, or stay safe. We get curious about what your behaviors are communicating rather than treating them as problems to eliminate. There is room for ambivalence here.
Depth with safety.
I value depth over urgency and safety before intensity. Healing isn't a race, and you don't have to force yourself into places you're not ready to go. We build trust, capacity, and connection so that meaningful work can happen without therapy becoming another place you have to push yourself past your limits.
Therapy is political.
Your experiences don't exist in a vacuum. Queerness, gender, disability, race, class, family, culture, and systems of power all shape how we experience ourselves and the world. Therapy can help you navigate those realities without asking you to assimilate, become less queer, or simply tolerate systems that are hurting you.