TPA Member Consultation Forums

A New Way to Connect, Consult, and Grow Together

Program Overview

Ever wish you had a small group of trusted peers to talk through clinical dilemmas? Curious how others are navigating the business side of practice? Looking for connection and community within the Texas Psychological Association?

TPA is excited to launch a new initiative*: Member Consultation Forums.

These are small, peer-led consultation groups designed to foster professional connection, shared learning, and mutual support among Texas Psychological Association members. These free virtual gatherings create a space for open dialogue around clinical topics and the business of practice, while remaining open and valuable to members at all stages.

Deadline: October 27

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Program Structure

  • Group Size: 8–10 participants per group
  • Format: Monthly Zoom meetings (1 per month)
  • Duration: 4–6 months facilitated, with optional continuation after the facilitated period
  • Topics:
    • Clinical practice
    • Business of practice
    • Other issues brought forth by group members

Who Can Join

  • All TPA members are invited to apply, and there is no cost to participate. The number of groups will depend on the number of interested individuals.
  • Each group is led by a volunteer facilitator, an experienced TPA member who guides discussions and fosters group cohesion during the initial months. If you are interested in being a facilitator, please email Kelly George.
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*Disclaimer: Peer consultation groups are intended to provide a forum for practitioners to meet informally with colleagues to discuss clinical and practice issues in a supportive and confidential setting. It is not a substitute for formal clinical supervision. All ideas expressed by attendees in this meeting are solely representative of each practitioner and do not represent the views of TPA. All information, including any personal health information (PHI), shared within the group is confidential and should be kept to a minimum to protect patient privacy. Each attending psychologist is responsible for their own clinical decisions and actions with their clients. Neither TPA nor any other attendee bears the liability for another professional's clinical care.