Professional Case Consultation
Bring the case. Get clarity. Move forward. A structured, one-to-one consultation service for practising psychologists, counsellors, psychotherapists and mental health practitioners.
“The purpose is not simply to discuss the case. It is to help you leave with greater clarity about what to consider next.”
Bring the questions that are slowing the case down.
Even experienced practitioners can encounter cases where progress slows, assessment feels incomplete, conceptualisation remains unclear, or the next therapeutic step is difficult to determine.
A structured process, from case submission to next steps.
Your fully de-identified case is submitted in advance so consultation time can focus on analysis, professional reflection and practical planning.
Select your plan.
Choose a single case consultation or a monthly professional consultation plan.
Single Case Consultation is intended for focused input on one specific case. The Monthly Professional Consultation Plan is designed for practitioners who regularly want structured input across multiple cases.
Submit your case.
Receive the IICAP Case Submission Form after booking and submit your case 24–48 hours before the consultation.
The form covers de-identified background, presenting concerns, assessment information, sessions completed, approaches used, progress, goals, bottlenecks and questions.
Case review.
The submitted case is reviewed through a structured clinical reasoning pathway before the session.
Presenting Concerns → Assessment → Case Conceptualisation → Maintaining Factors → Therapeutic Goals → Intervention Priorities → Session Planning.
One-to-one consultation.
A 45–60 minute professional discussion focused on one primary case.
Case conceptualisation, assessment gaps, maintaining factors, goals, therapeutic approach, evidence-informed interventions, process challenges, upcoming sessions and possible referral or escalation.
What you can take away.
Depending on the case, consultation can help clarify the following areas.
Case understanding
A more structured understanding of presenting concerns, relevant factors and possible maintaining processes.
Therapeutic direction
Clearer therapeutic priorities and realistic goals for the next phase of work.
Intervention options
Potential evidence-informed approaches, techniques and strategies relevant to the case.
Session planning
A practical direction for upcoming sessions and therapeutic work.
Professional reflection
An opportunity to examine assumptions, identify blind spots and consider alternative perspectives.
Referral awareness
Greater clarity about when additional assessment, specialist input, referral or multidisciplinary care may be appropriate.
For practitioners who want structured case discussion.
- Practising Psychologists
- Professional Counsellors
- Psychotherapists
- Mental Health Practitioners
- Practitioners-in-training seeking structured case discussion
Global access
Practitioners from all nationalities and countries are welcome, subject to the scope and professional boundaries of the service.
Languages
Common themes brought to consultation.
Relational & systemic concerns
Emotional & psychological well-being
Academic & work-related concerns
Evidence-informed discussion within your existing scope.
Therapeutic approaches
- CBT-based interventions
- ACT-based interventions
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
- Positive Psychology
- Integrative Counselling approaches
- Other approaches relevant to the practitioner's existing training and scope
Cases outside the intended scope
IICAP Professional Case Consultation is intended for professional case discussion and therapeutic reflection. It is not a replacement for formal clinical supervision, emergency psychiatric care, or specialist medical management.
- Active suicidal intent or severe self-harm risk
- Acute psychosis
- Psychiatric emergencies or acute crises
- Active substance detoxification
- Immediate danger to self or others
- Cases requiring emergency intervention
- Medication decisions or pharmacological management
- Specialist medical management outside counselling/psychotherapy consultation
Professional responsibility
The treating practitioner retains full responsibility for client care, assessment and clinical decision-making, informed consent, documentation, risk assessment and management, safeguarding, referral and escalation, and compliance with applicable professional, ethical and legal requirements.
IICAP consultation provides professional perspective and case discussion; it does not transfer responsibility for the client’s care from the treating practitioner.
Choose the level of support you need.
Two consultation options, with the same structured professional approach and advance case review.
Single Case Consultation
₹1,000per case · $10 international
- One case
- 45–60 minute one-to-one consultation
- Advance case submission
- Pre-consultation case review
- Structured professional case discussion
- Practical therapeutic direction
Professional Consultation Plan
₹5,000per month · $50 international
- Up to 7 separate case consultations per month
- One case per consultation
- 45–60 minutes per case
- Advance case submission and pre-review
- Structured case discussion
- Professional reflection and therapeutic planning
45–60 minutes · one primary case
At least 24–48 hours before session
English and Hindi
Practitioners worldwide
30 days from purchase
Minimum 24 hours' notice
Your next steps at a glance.
De-identify the case
Remove identifying client information.
Submit in advance
Allow 24–48 hours for pre-consultation review.
Attend the consultation
45–60 minutes focused on one primary case.
Leave with direction
Clarify priorities and practical next steps.
Confidentiality checklist.
Never submit identifying client information. Use a case code or non-identifying alias instead.
When in doubt, leave it out.
Bring the case. Get clarity. Move forward.
Sometimes the next step doesn't need another textbook or technique — it needs another experienced professional perspective. You bring the case, we analyse it together, and you leave with a clear, actionable roadmap.