Therapist partners

A higher level of care, without losing your client.

Referring to us isn’t handing your client over. Most people use a program as a temporary step up and come back to the therapist they already trust.

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When to step care up

You usually know before the file does.

None of these mean the therapy has failed. They mean the level of support no longer matches what your client is carrying.

  • Sessions keep going over the same ground without movement
  • Symptoms are escalating between appointments
  • Substance use is complicating the therapy work
  • Your client needs medical input alongside therapy
  • Weekly frequency isn't holding them steady
  • Work or return-to-work planning has become part of the picture

How it works

Up, coordinated, and back again.

Step up

Your client joins a structured program with more contact hours and an interdisciplinary team, for a defined period.

Stay coordinated

With consent, we agree at the start how often we’ll update you and what the handover back will include.

Step back to you

When the program ends, your client returns to your practice with a discharge summary and their gains intact.

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What you can refer to

More support than a weekly hour.

You don’t need to pick the service. Refer once and our intake clinicians recommend the level of care that fits.

Consultation

Talk it through before you refer.

Our clinicians are available for case consultation, and we run regular case rounds open to referring therapists.

Your client needs more. We can hold it.

Send the referral and we’ll keep you part of the plan from the first call.