Clinical consultation
Are you a mental health professional seeking guidance to deepen your practice?
Whether you need case consultation, support in addressing the clinician parts that sometimes show up during client sessions, or help building a private practice that aligns with your authentic values, I’m here to help. Below are options for individual or group consultation needs.
For those trained in internal family systems (IFS):
I offer specialized consultation to help you grow your skills, integrate the model more effectively, and confidently apply IFS principles in your work. Consultation provides the tailored support you need—whether you work in a group setting or as a solo practitioner. Together, we’ll strengthen your skills, explore challenges, and ensure your practice reflects your commitment to equity, inclusion, and liberation.
You don’t have to do it alone. I care about your success and am dedicated to seeing you thrive as a therapist making a difference in your community.
Why choose me as your consultant?
Choosing me as your consultant means working with someone who brings not only professional expertise but also deep lived experience, authenticity, and a commitment to liberation-focused care.
My IFS consultation services go beyond the traditional 8Cs and 5Ps of the model. Together, we explore how to use IFS through an anti-oppressive, liberation-centered lens that honors the lived experiences of Black, Brown, LGBTQIA+, and neurodiverse individuals and ancestors. This work intentionally de-centers whiteness, integrating social justice, cultural humility, and embodied awareness so that your practice reflects the clients you, the clients you serve, and the world we are all living in and trying to make better.
Here’s why I stand out:
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Intersectional and Relatable Approach
As a Black, queer, neurodivergent therapist and survivor, I understand the unique challenges and systemic barriers that mental health professionals from marginalized communities face. I offer a space where you can show up as your full self, free from judgment, and receive support rooted in intersectionality, compassion, and empowerment.
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Expertise in Internal Family Systems (IFS)
As a Certified Level 3 IFS Therapist and IFS Approved Consultant, I have years of experience integrating IFS into therapy, supervision, and consultation. Whether you’re new to IFS or looking to refine your skills, I provide practical guidance that helps you confidently apply the model in your work.
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Focus on Anti-Oppression and Social Justice
I bring a feminist, womanist lens to everything I do, helping clinicians dismantle oppressive frameworks, navigate the impact of white supremacy culture, and build practices that align with their values of equity and liberation.
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Tailored, Compassionate Support
Whether you’re seeking help with case consultation, exploring clinician parts that may be affecting your work, or building an authentic private practice, I tailor our sessions to your specific needs. My goal is to help you grow professionally while staying true to your values and avoiding burnout.
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Commitment to Your Success
I’m deeply invested in seeing you thrive. I understand the weight of doing this work in systems not designed for us, and I’m here to lighten that load. I want to see you succeed and feel confident in your work while creating a practice that is meaningful and sustainable.
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Proven Experience and Leadership
With over 8 years of clinical experience and 5 years of dedicated IFS practice, I’ve worked in diverse settings, including community mental health, schools, and private practice. As a clinical supervisor, consultant, and facilitator, I’ve supported therapists from all backgrounds in strengthening their skills and navigating complex challenges.
By choosing me, you’re choosing a consultant who is fully invested in your growth, your success, and your ability to make a lasting impact in your community. Together, we’ll create a foundation for your work that feels aligned, empowered, and liberatory.
Individual Consultation Fees:
$180 for 50 minutes
$260 for 80 minutes
UNBURDENING THE EXILE
A 5-Week IFS Consultation Group for Level 1 Graduates
You completed Level 1. You know the steps.
And still — when an exile surfaces in session, you second-guess the direction. You move past the process faster than you mean to. Or you stay, but you're not sure you're doing it right.
That uncertainty is a failure of repetition. Exile work becomes steady from doing it — with guidance, with witness, with somewhere to put the questions you don't know how to ask yet.
That's what this group is for.
WHAT THIS IS
Unburdening the Exile is a five-week small-group consultation experience for IFS Level 1 graduates who are ready to stop avoiding the exile process and start trusting themselves inside it.
Six clinicians. Eight hours. Real cases. Guided practice.
We move through the full unburdening sequence — entry, witnessing, retrieval, unburdening, integration — session by session, with time to practice, get stuck, ask the actual questions, and try again.
WHO THIS IS FOR
You are a licensed clinician who has completed IFS Level 1 training.
You understand the model. You believe in it. And you still feel uncertain when exile work appears — uncertain how to begin, uncertain how to stay, uncertain what to do when something unexpected happens.
You want more time with the process. You want to practice in a space where getting it wrong is part of the point.
This group is for you.
THE FIVE-WEEK ARC
Session 1 | November 5 | 2:00–3:30 PM
Session 2 | November 19 | 2:00–3:30 PM
Session 3 | December 3 | 2:00–3:30 PM
Session 4 | December 17 | 2:00–3:30 PM
Session 5 | January 7 | 2:00–4:00 PM
THE DETAILS
Virtual via Zoom
Six clinicians maximum
Five sessions | Eight total hours
Biweekly — space to practice between sessions
$500 | Payment in full at registration
This group runs once. There is no waitlist for a future cohort.
THIS GROUP IS NOT FOR YOU IF
You have not completed IFS Level 1 training. You are looking for CE hours. You want to observe rather than participate. You are not ready to bring real cases.
REGISTRATION
Six spots. First come, first held.
Registration coming soon, reach out to be added to the waitlist.
Details and Registration
Group Size: Limited to 6 IFSI Level 1 Graduates
Total of 8 IFSI Approved Group Consultation Hours
Cost: $500 per person
This consultation group is LGBTQIA+ affirming and led, and a neuroexpansive-led and affirming space. Together, we'll build a space for honesty, reflection, and skillful growth — one that honors both the professional and personal journeys of IFS practitioners doing the brave work of healing.
What Clinicians Are Saying About This Learning Space
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “The small group format helped me feel so connected to others. I got to learn not just from Tasha, but from the entire community. The feedback and discussions helped me refine how I use IFS in my work!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I love how this program lets you apply what you learn and then come back to discuss it. It’s not just theory—it’s practice, feedback, and refinement. I’m a much more confident IFS clinician because of it.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This group gave me a space to learn IFS through a liberation-centered lens. Tasha teaches in a way that makes IFS accessible and applicable to real clients, especially those with racial and ancestral trauma.”
Join Tasha Hunter for This Transformative IFS Learning Experience! Limited Spots Available – Reserve Yours Now!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do I need to be IFS Level 1 trained to join?
Yes! This group is only open to IFSI Level 1-trained clinicians.
2. Do I need to present a case?
No, presenting a case is not required. You can engage in the way that best supports your learning—whether by bringing a case for consultation or by asking questions, and reflecting on the discussion. Some participants find that presenting a case helps them receive direct feedback, while others benefit from witnessing case discussions and applying those insights to their own work. No matter how you choose to participate, this space is designed to deepen your understanding of IFS in a way that feels supportive and aligned with where you are in your learning process.
3. How many people will be in each group?
Each group is limited to 6 participants to ensure an intimate, high-quality learning experience. This allows for personalized feedback, active participation, and a strong sense of community. Plus, IFSI limits group consultation to 6 people.
4. Will sessions be recorded?
No. To maintain confidentiality and create a safe space for discussion and case consultation, sessions will not be recorded. This ensures that all participants can engage fully and openly in the learning process.
5. What happens if I miss a session?
Because this is a small-group experience with live interaction and real-time discussion, there are no refunds or make-up sessions for missed meetings.
6. What if I can’t make these session dates? How can I find out when the next group opens?
If you’re unable to join this round, you can sign up for the waitlist to be notified when future cohorts open. Waitlist members will be the first to hear about new session dates and availability. If there’s enough interest, additional groups may be scheduled sooner. To stay informed, simply join the waitlist or follow my public social media pages on Instagram and LinkedIn, and we’ll keep you updated!
10. How do I sign up?
Registration is coming August 2026.
11. What is the cancellation policy?
We understand that life happens, and we want to offer flexibility while maintaining the integrity of this small-group experience. If you cancel at least 2 weeks before the program starts, you’ll receive a full refund. After the program begins, refunds are not available to honor the commitment of the group. However, if something unexpected comes up, you may have the option to transfer your spot to a future cohort, pending availability. If you need to cancel or explore transfer options, just reach out.
12. What should I expect after I sign up?
After you sign up, you’ll receive a confirmation email with details about your group, including the schedule, Zoom link, and any materials to review before our first session. As we get closer to the start date, you’ll receive a welcome email with guidance on how to prepare, what to expect in our sessions, and ways to engage in the learning process. If you have any questions before we begin, you’re always welcome to reach out.
13. Who do I contact if I have questions?
You can email Tasha @ tashahunterlcsw@gmail.com, and I will respond as soon as possible. If you prefer a text message response, please include your phone number in your email.