Kinship Club is a community for child therapists and school-based clinicians who are tired of doing this work in isolation.
Come for the consultation and play therapy support. Stay for the people who truly get it.
Real talk — you can love this work deeply and still feel completely drained by it.
On any given day, you’re advocating, collaborating, problem-solving, crisis managing, documenting, emotionally attuning, and trying to hold steady for everyone around you.
Meanwhile, you’re carrying:
It’s no wonder so many helpers end the day emotionally flooded, disconnected, or questioning whether they can keep doing this long term.
The same compassion, curiosity, and support you offer everyone else deserves to come back to you, too.
That’s the heart of Kinship Club.
Inside Kinship Club, you’ll find consultation, connection, clinical support, play therapy trainings, and a growing library of resources designed to help you feel more confident, more grounded, and less alone in the work.
Whether you’re brand new to play therapy or years into this field, there’s space here for honest conversation, shared learning, encouragement, troubleshooting, and community.
Most child therapists and school-based clinicians are expected to hold incredibly complex emotional work with very little meaningful support.
Kinship Club exists to make this work feel sustainable, connected, and supported.
Drop into weekly virtual consultation spaces every Friday to ask questions, troubleshoot hard moments, process clinical work, and reconnect with people who genuinely understand what this work asks of you.
Small but meaningful reminders that you’re part of something bigger. Kinship Grams are tangible doses of encouragement, connection, and community care sent throughout the year.
Our Mighty Networks space serves as the heart of the community — a place to connect, ask questions, share resources, celebrate wins, seek support, and stay connected between meet-ups.
A cozy monthly gathering featuring guest speakers and thoughtful voices from across the mental health world. Come listen, ask questions, connect, and explore new ideas alongside fellow helpers who care deeply about this work.
Dedicated spaces for deeper clinical reflection, collaboration, case consultation, and support with fellow child therapists and school-based clinicians.
Honest conversations about building sustainable work beyond the therapy room — including private practice, burnout prevention, boundaries, consultation, trainings, and long-term visioning.
A growing collection of play therapy interventions, trainings, tools, workshop recordings, and practical resources designed to support you in real-world clinical work.
Kinship members have access to discounted individual consultation and supervision sessions with Sarah for deeper support around clinical work, play therapy, professional growth, and sustainability in the field.
Kinship Club is built around ongoing connection, support, and community.
Inside the group, members show up for one another in real and meaningful ways — through consultation, encouragement, resource sharing, referrals, troubleshooting, and genuine care.
Being a child therapist or school-based clinician can feel incredibly isolating sometimes — especially when the people around you don’t fully understand the emotional weight of the work.
Kinship Club offers something many helpers don’t realize they’ve been missing until they experience it:
Inside Kinship, members celebrate one another, support each other through hard moments, share resources and encouragement, troubleshoot difficult cases, and remind each other that none of us were meant to carry this work alone.
Whether you’re brand new to play therapy, deep in the realities of agency or school-based work, exploring private practice, or simply looking for people who truly understand this field — Kinship Club is designed to support you.
Inside the community, members learn from one another, share resources and ideas, ask questions, process challenges, celebrate wins, and grow alongside people who genuinely get the work.
Kinship Club offers support, consultation, encouragement, and connection for newer child therapists and school-based clinicians navigating the transition into clinical work.
Private Practice Meet-Ups and community conversations offer space to explore sustainable work, new ideas, professional growth, consultation opportunities, trainings, and the many different ways a career in this field can evolve over time.
Kinship Club is designed to support you — not overwhelm you.
There’s no pressure to attend everything live. Workshops are recorded, resources remain available inside the community hub, and support is ongoing whether you attend weekly meet-ups regularly or pop in when you need connection, consultation, or encouragement.
Absolutely. Kinship Club includes therapists and school-based clinicians across many different stages of experience and career development.
Whether you’re just beginning your play therapy journey or stepping into clinical work for the first time, the community offers support, consultation, encouragement, and connection along the way.
Yes. Many Kinship members are exploring private practice, consultation work, trainings, supervision, or other evolving professional goals.
Private Practice Meet-Ups and community conversations offer space to ask questions, share ideas, and explore sustainable ways to grow in this field.
Most workshops are recorded and added to the resource library so members can revisit them later or catch up when schedules get busy.
The Mighty Networks community hub allows members to stay connected between live events — whether that means asking questions, sharing resources, celebrating wins, seeking consultation, or simply feeling less alone in the work.
Kinship Club memberships can be canceled at any time.
Inside the group, members show up for one another in real and meaningful ways—through consultation, encouragement, resource sharing, referrals, troubleshooting, and genuine care.
We’d love to welcome you in.
