Professional Consultation

The Psychotherapy Institute offers consultation to licensed psychotherapists. Your consultant will be a supervisor in the Supervision Training Program and will work under the guidance of senior clinicians with expertise in psychotherapy supervision.

The fee for consultation is $100 per session for members of TPI and $140 per session for nonmembers. Fees are paid directly to the consultant.

2024-2025 Consultants 

Brooke Pomerantz, LCSW, works as a psychotherapist in private practice in Rockridge, Oakland and by telehealth. She brings a contemporary psychodynamic and relational approach to psychotherapy, supervision, consultation and mentoring.  Prior to private practice, she worked at the UCSF Langley Porter Partial Hospitalization Program as part of the multidisciplinary treatment team.  Brooke has a strong commitment to ongoing professional development and thinking clinically in community with others. she enjoys hiking, dogs, travel, and supporting refugees and transitional age foster youth.

Jennifer Kulka, LCSW (she/her), is a trauma therapist providing virtual therapy services to residents of California, Pennsylvania, and Vermont. She's worked in multiple settings with folks who have experienced trauma; rape crisis centers, community mental health agencies, private intensive outpatient centers, and the military. In her private practice, she specializes in seeing people impacted by sexual and relationship trauma.  Jennifer is part of the current cohort of the Supervision Training Program through TPI and loves working with supervisees who are also passionate about trauma work. Outside of sessions, Jennifer is usually exploring Philly, reading fiction, and learning to sew.

Maura Sullivan Psy.D., is licensed psychologist providing in person services in Portland, OR and virtual therapy services to residents of New Hampshire, Washington State, and Florida. She has over twenty-years of experience from a psychodynamic perspective working with clients across a broad spectrum of issues including anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD, and trauma. Dr. Sullivan has focused on treating other psychologists and mental health providers throughout her career and has added supervision and consultation services focused on psychodynamic theory and building a sustainable practice in the last five years. As part of the supervision training program cohort she is particularly interested in working with therapists who want to refine psychodynamic practice and identify the transference and countertransference themes that present in the therapy room. For fun she enjoys walking her dogs in nature, reading, watching good television, and yoga.