Welcome!
Here's how I can help
In February of 2019 I had to make the difficult decision to close my general psychotherapy private practice due to ongoing health conditions. Since then I have been able to slowly re-open a very small practice working with the disabled LGBTQ+ population. I've also put some work into other projects that may be of interest to clients and therapists alike. See below for more information!
Queer Crip Therapy is my very limited private practice working with disabled LGBTQ+ adult individuals.
Our Open Agreement is a set of tools available for purchase and instant download to help people engaging in Ethical Non-Monogamy (ENM) decide on intentions, boundaries, and guidelines for communicating about their relationships.
Paperwork Therapy is a large collection of mental health paperwork templates that you can download instantly and customize easily to include your own information, logo, and content.
You can also now read my articles on Medium.com!
Starting Your Own Private Practice: A Complete Guide
Interested in starting your own psychotherapy private practice? I've put together a simple but thorough guide to get you started! I provide real advice and concrete suggestions. You can buy it at my Etsy shop:
Table of Contents
Vibrant & Engaging
Real advice & concrete suggestions
About the Author
Companion Workbook
Now you can take Starting Your Own Private Practice even further with this fillable PDF companion to the original guide.
Buy them both in my Etsy shop PaperworkTherapy.Etsy.com
About the Author
Cat Maness is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in the state of California. She has been practicing psychotherapy since 2011, with a number of those years running her own private practice. In addition to being a psychotherapist, Cat has also worked as a Quality Assurance Coordinator for a small mental health community agency, a Clinical Consultant, and Substitute Supervisor for psychotherapists in training.
In her spare time, Cat enjoys cuddling her fur babies, making inappropriate cross stitches, disability-friendly camping, and volunteering with local organizations.