Professional Training and Consultation
Gain Knowledge and Comfort Working with Clients
Increase skills in culturally responsive mental health care.
Upcoming Training
June 5, 2021
Examining Whiteness in the Therapy Room
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Recognize how we actively embody the architecture of white supremacy culture.
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Examine how to actively engage in the personal deconstruction of white supremacy culture.
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Identify how whiteness supports the perpetuation of Colorism and Anti-Blackness within therapy.
Professional Training
Molly offers continuing education trainings and professional consultations for counselors, social workers, and therapists.
Need a 1 on 1 Consultation?
Through one on one consultations Molly has helped support numerous therapists develop and strengthen clinical knowledge in the areas of LGBTQ+ mental health, sex therapy, kink-aware practice, sex after trauma, non-monogamous relationships, and other relational dynamics.
Practice Specialties
Working with LGBTQ+ Clients
Helping Clients Reclaim Pleasure
After trauma, illness & other interruptions
Sex Therapy Skills for Every Therapist
Kink & Polyamory Aware Practice
Mindfulness for Sex & Relationships
What Clients are Saying
Don’t just take it from me, let the audience do the talking!
“I absolutely loved your presentation. You are a very confident presenter and one of our strongest for the day… I also appreciated that you were consistent throughout the whole conference in your comments, offering input on pronouns and correct sensitivity comments. I would definitely reference you as a knowledgeable resource in the community and would love for you to present again…”
“I liked that you made connections between microaggressions against people of color and against queer people. I really liked that your examples included gender identity/expression stuff as well as sexual orientation. As always, you were funny and engaging.“
“Thanks for returning to teach on a very important topic – Intimacy and Aging. Attendees appreciated that you presented the information so professionally, that you put people at ease, that you had visual aids and a handout, and that you were non-judgmental. Thanks again!”
“I appreciated the level of comfort the facilitator brought. She normalized different experiences, was very informative, and welcomed participation. “
“The whole set up was comfortable, supportive, and encouraging. It was my first experience attending something like this, and it was very positive. It felt like a safe atmosphere.“
“Molly is awesome! Your passion for what you do illuminates your words.”