For Clinicians
Washington State Clinical Supervisor | Brian Kimmel (he/dia), MA LMHC R-DMT MHP
Brian Kimmel is a Washington State Approved Clinical Supervisor. He offers Washington State Approved Supervision, Somatic Case Consultation and Supportive Process Groups for early career mental health clinicians and clinician interns and externs. See his verified Psychology Today profile and singing / dancing introduction. This will give you a sense for who he is a clinician himself. Somatic Trainings for Clinicians are available starting this Summer.
Please also Contact Us for more information or to book an introductory, free 20-mintue consultation or first appointment.
Washington State Clinical Supervisor
Development & Support – Nurturing the next generation of healers through supervision, consultation, and community.
Washington State Approved Clinical Supervision
(For Associate Clinicians)
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Early Career Clinicians / New Graduates.
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“Bridge the gap between grad school and licensure with somatic, culturally responsive supervision.”
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Details: Individual & Group Supervision rates/availability.
Professional Consultation
(For Licensed Clinicians)
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Licensed therapists seeking specialized support (Somatic, Trauma, Multicultural)
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“Deepen your practice with advanced case consultation.”
Groups & Advanced Training
Our Training Philosophy: You Are The Intervention
We hear a lot about somatic counseling today, and it is easy to acquire concepts through online courses. But how often do we get together to practice in a community-based, multicultural model?
Often, the field pressures us to pursue high-cost certification programs that only teach rigid techniques. We believe these are humanistic skills that come directly from you. You are the intervention. In this immersive, we bypass the expensive certification model to train together, identify those innate skills, give them language, and utilize them from a deeply grounded place. Come practice with us.
Summer 2026 Somatic Immersives
For Clinicians & Helping Professionals
You are the intervention. Now, come practice with us.
Move beyond “talk-only” therapy. Join us for a community-based, in-person training designed to help you identify, language, and utilize deeply grounded somatic skills in your work with individuals and couples. No rigid, high-cost certifications—just humanistic, multicultural practice in community.
[The Details]
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Module 1 (Individuals): July 18th (In-Person) + Virtual Integration
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Module 2 (Relationships): August 1st (In-Person) + Virtual Integration
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Location: Dharma Gate | Seattle, WA
Accessible 3-Tier Sliding Scale Available (Starting at $150). Community Sponsorships available.
Scan the code to view the full schedule, learn more, and register.
Beyond Supervision (Cohorts): Somatic Process Group for New and Mid-Career Clinicians (January 2027)
The work of a clinician is profound and deeply taxing. We often carry the stories and trauma of our clients, and without a dedicated space for our own processing, we can become disconnected and overwhelmed. This group is not a traditional supervision model but a unique opportunity to engage in personal, embodied work that complements your clinical practice. By focusing on your own nervous system and physical sensations, you can gain new insights and prevent vicarious trauma from taking hold.
This group is for you if you want to:
- Process the “Unspoken”: Work through the emotional and physical residue of your clinical work in a safe, confidential space.
- Embody Your Practice: Use somatic techniques to deepen your self-awareness and become a more present and attuned therapist.
- Prevent Burnout: Develop a personal toolkit for resilience that goes beyond talk therapy.
(Available as a 1-Day In-Person Immersive in Seattle or a 5-Session Virtual Series).
Relationship Groups: Somatic Process Group for Clinicians and Their Partners (TBA)
Being a therapist changes how you relate to the world—and to the people you love most. This specialized process group offers early clinicians and their significant others a dedicated space to process the realities of the mental health profession.
Through guided somatic practices and community processing, couples will learn how to:
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Co-Regulate: Transition smoothly from holding space for clients to being present with your partner.
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Prevent Burnout: Recognize the physical signs of emotional fatigue and vicarious trauma in the home.
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Deepen Intimacy: Translate clinical boundaries into healthy, supportive relationship boundaries without intellectualizing your connection.
(Available as a 1-Day In-Person Immersive in Seattle or a 3-Session Virtual Series).
Internship Opportunities (The “New Gen” Pipeline)
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Target: Students / Pre-Grads.
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Hook: “Start your journey here.”
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Action: “Currently accepting applications for [Season/Year].”




