Phase III · Interest list open

The psychotherapy half of integrated practice — made operational.

Eight modules. Thirty-two live cohort hours. Five modalities — CBT, DBT, IFS, EMDR, MI — taken from the seat of the prescribing clinician. Four highest-risk lifespan populations: pediatric, perinatal, geriatric, and addictions. The explicit "other half" Foundations I promised, now built into a 12-week integrated case arc you can practice on Monday.

Launching after Foundations II cohort 1. Interest list gets first-cohort pricing and 72-hour early access. Come from Foundations II →

Modules 8
Live cohort hours 32 hr
Modalities covered 5
Format Live + library
What's in the cohort

Eight modules. One integrated clinician.

Each module sits on a Foundations I anchor and a TheraPsych psychotherapy training. You finish with a documented 12-week integrated case — eight visits, modality-sequenced, with the prescribing decisions and the psychotherapy moves built into one chart.

01
Integrated visit design
When to prescribe, when to do therapy, when to do both — the decision tree for the first three visits with a new patient.
Anchored to Foundations I · Module ii · Spans all five modalities
02
CBT for the prescribing PMHNP
Between-visit homework that protects the medication trial. Behavioral activation as the SSRI's first six weeks. Cognitive restructuring that pairs with stimulant adjustments.
Anchored to Foundations I · Module vi · TheraPsych training: CBT
03
DBT skills coaching in a 30-minute med-management visit
TIP, ACCEPTS, and DEAR MAN delivered inside the existing CPT 99214 + 90833 workflow. Scripts that hold a high-risk patient between visits without expanding the appointment block.
Anchored to Foundations I · Module iv · TheraPsych training: DBT
04
IFS-informed pharmacology
Parts work in the context of SSRIs, stimulants, and mood stabilizers. When a "protector" is the medication response. How Self-led prescribing changes informed consent.
Anchored to Foundations I · Module v · TheraPsych training: IFS
05
EMDR readiness, stabilization, and medication coordination
Readiness checking — not assumption. Stabilization protocols the prescriber owns. Medication coordination during the eight phases, including what to hold and what to titrate.
Anchored to Foundations I · Modules iv, v · TheraPsych training: EMDR
06
MI for prescribing decisions
Adherence conversations that change behavior. Controlled-substance conversations that honor autonomy. Harm-reduction prescribing for clinicians who refuse to abandon the patient who still uses.
Anchored to Foundations I · Module vii · TheraPsych training: MI
07
Pediatric + perinatal integrated visits
FDA black-box reasoning that a family can hear. Teratogenicity conversations that aren't a lecture. Family-system framing for the visit that includes a parent and a 14-year-old in the same room.
Anchored to Foundations I · Module vii · TheraPsych training: Perinatal psychotherapy
08
Geriatric + addictions integrated visits
Beers criteria as a clinical conversation, not a checklist. MAT initiation inside an integrated visit. Complex trauma in late life — when the formulation reframes the entire prescribing plan.
Anchored to Foundations I · Modules vii, v · TheraPsych training: Trauma-informed addictions
Value alignment

The same three commitments — applied to the clinical seat.

Phase III is where TheraPsych's values stop being a posture and start being a workflow. Each value lands as a specific clinical decision a learner can defend in a chart audit and in a supervision conversation.

No. 01
Radical accessibility.

Patients who can't afford two clinicians get one who does both. Integrated practice isn't a luxury upgrade — it's the access strategy that keeps trauma-competent care reachable for the communities most likely to fall through a split-treatment seam.

No. 02
Trauma-informed by default.

Modality sequencing assumes adversity. Readiness for EMDR is checked, not presumed. Stabilization is the prescriber's job, not a referral. DBT scripts hold the patient when the next available appointment is three weeks out.

No. 03
Whole-person, integrated practice.

This is the explicit other half Foundations I promised. Where Foundations I built the clinical workflow and Foundations II built the business of it, Phase III is where prescribing and psychotherapy become one clinician's framework — not two.

Where this fits

Phase III doesn't stand alone. Here's the rest of the arc.

Each Phase III cohort is paired with a Trainings deep-dive, a precepting slot if you want supervised application, a consulting layer if you're building an integrated panel from scratch, and the Both/And retreat for the cases you're carrying home with you.

Bundle & save

Phase III + IV — a two-year mentorship arc.

Advanced Clinical Modules plus Mastery & Mentorship — the integrated-practice cohort and the practice-ownership program, enrolled together as a continuous arc with shared faculty and a reserved retreat seat.

Bundle pricing to be announced with the first cohort.

Investment
TBD · Join the waitlist
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Be in the first cohort. Practice the other half.

Interest-list clinicians get 72-hour early access before the first cohort opens to the public, plus first-cohort pricing that doesn't return. Designed for PMHNPs in their first 1–3 years of integrated practice, masters-level counseling students preparing to work alongside prescribers, and clinicians ready to stop referring out the half of the work they were already trained to do.

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