Revenue Rich Therapist
Live virtual CEU training · 6 CEU credits
Beyond the Session: Scaling with Purpose
Ethical and Clinical Considerations for Intensives, Workshops, and Programs.
A full-day training for mental health professionals who want to think more clearly, practice more ethically, and explore what becomes possible beyond the traditional 1:1 therapy hour.
September 30, 2026
10 AM – 5 PM CST
Live Online
$37
Live-only experience: This training will not be recorded. Hot seats and business-issue processing are part of the day.
Revenue Rich Therapist
Live virtual CEU training · 6 CEU credits
Beyond the Session: Scaling with Purpose
Ethical and Clinical Considerations for Intensives, Workshops, and Programs.
A full-day training for mental health professionals who want to think more clearly, practice more ethically, and explore what becomes possible beyond the traditional 1:1 therapy hour.
September 30, 2026
10 AM – 4 PM CST
Live Online
$37
Live-only experience: This training will not be recorded. Hot seats and business-issue processing are part of the day.
Your next thoughtful expansion starts here
Join us live.
Secure your access for one full day of training, case examples, applied discussion, and ethical decision-making support.
$37 USD
The opportunity
You can build beyond the therapy hour—and still keep ethics at the center.
Therapists are increasingly considering intensives, workshops, groups, programs, retreats, consultation, and other ways to serve clients and communities. But a different format is not simply the same clinical work in a different container.
The format changes the questions. How do you screen participants? Clarify scope? Set boundaries? Document appropriately? Protect confidentiality? Plan for crisis? Know when a service is clinically appropriate—and when it is not?
This training gives you a structured way to think through those questions before you build, launch, or expand a nontraditional service.
The opportunity
You can build beyond the therapy hour—and still keep ethics at the center.
Therapists are increasingly considering intensives, workshops, groups, programs, retreats, consultation, and other ways to serve clients and communities. But a different format is not simply the same clinical work in a different container.
The format changes the questions. How do you screen participants? Clarify scope? Set boundaries? Document appropriately? Protect confidentiality? Plan for crisis? Know when a service is clinically appropriate—and when it is not?
This training gives you a structured way to think through those questions before you build, launch, or expand a nontraditional service.
Learning objectives
Move from “Could I offer this?” to “How do I offer this responsibly?”
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
01 Identify ethical and clinical considerations involved in offering intensives, workshops, groups, and retreats as mental health professionals.
02 Differentiate therapy, psychoeducation, coaching, consultation, and wellness-oriented services to clarify scope, informed consent, and participant expectations.
03 Describe key risk-management considerations, including screening, documentation, boundaries, confidentiality, crisis planning, accessibility, and referral procedures.
04 Apply an ethical decision-making framework to determine the clinical appropriateness of a nontraditional service format for a given client population or presenting concern.
6 CEU credits offered through NBCC, ACEP# 8064.
Learning objectives
Move from “Could I offer this?” to “How do I offer this responsibly?”
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
01 Identify ethical and clinical considerations involved in offering intensives, workshops, groups, and retreats as mental health professionals.
02 Differentiate therapy, psychoeducation, coaching, consultation, and wellness-oriented services to clarify scope, informed consent, and participant expectations.
03 Describe key risk-management considerations, including screening, documentation, boundaries, confidentiality, crisis planning, accessibility, and referral procedures.
04 Apply an ethical decision-making framework to determine the clinical appropriateness of a nontraditional service format for a given client population or presenting concern.
6 CEU credits offered through NBCC, ACEP# 8064.
A live, applied experience
Training, examples, and conversation—not a passive slide deck.
Expect a focused mix of instruction, case examples, applied discussion, and live hot-seat processing around the questions that arise when clinical work moves beyond 1:1 therapy.
10 AM–1 PM CST
Training and clinical foundations
1 PM–2 PM CST
Lunch break
2PM–5PM CST
Applied discussion, examples, and hot seats
A live, applied experience
Training, examples, and conversation—not a passive slide deck.
Expect a focused mix of instruction, case examples, applied discussion, and live hot-seat processing around the questions that arise when clinical work moves beyond 1:1 therapy.
10 AM–12 PM CST
Training and clinical foundations
12 PM–1 PM CST
Lunch break
1 PM–4 PM CST
Applied discussion, examples, and hot seats
Prior attendee reflections
A topic clinicians have been asking to understand.
Anonymous excerpts and aggregate outcomes from the prior Beyond Individual Therapy evaluation set. Final public use should be client-approved.
94.4%
said the topic was relevant to their professional development
92.6%
Anonymous attendrated the information clearly explained Very Good or Excellentee
92.6%
rated preparation and organization Very Good or Excellent
90.7%
rated the training overall Very Good or Excellent
“This is an important topic that I have never seen discussed before … The workshop served as validation of the process.”
Anonymous attendee
“I learned a lot about ethical considerations for doing intensives, webinars, groups, and retreats.”
Anonymous attendee
“I learned so much about options for different modalities of service I can provide and ethical pitfalls to watch out for.”
Anonymous attendee
Prior attendee reflections
A topic clinicians have been asking to understand.
Anonymous excerpts and aggregate outcomes from the prior Beyond Individual Therapy evaluation set. Final public use should be client-approved.
94.4%
said the topic was relevant to their professional development
92.6%
Anonymous attendrated the information clearly explained Very Good or Excellentee
92.6%
rated preparation and organization Very Good or Excellent
90.7%
rated the training overall Very Good or Excellent
“This is an important topic that I have never seen discussed before … The workshop served as validation of the process.”
Anonymous attendee
“I learned a lot about ethical considerations for doing intensives, webinars, groups, and retreats.”
Anonymous attendee
“I learned so much about options for different modalities of service I can provide and ethical pitfalls to watch out for.”
Anonymous attendee
Meet the presenter
Sarah Czopek
MS, LCPC is a licensed therapist, entrepreneur, and the founder of Grace & Gratitude Counseling, PLLC, a million-dollar practice in Downers Grove, IL. Dually certified in IFS and EMDR, Sarah is a frequent speaker and educator on clinical depth and trauma-informed care. She is also the creator of Revenue Rich Therapist, where she provides income and impact coaching for therapists and healers. As a personal business strategist, Sarah helps service-based practice owners reach their ideal clients, develop high-ticket offers, and scale their businesses without losing their sanity.
Meet the presenter
Sarah Czopek
MS, LCPC is a licensed therapist, entrepreneur, and the founder of Grace & Gratitude Counseling, PLLC, a million-dollar practice in Downers Grove, IL. Dually certified in IFS and EMDR, Sarah is a frequent speaker and educator on clinical depth and trauma-informed care. She is also the creator of Revenue Rich Therapist, where she provides income and impact coaching for therapists and healers. As a personal business strategist, Sarah helps service-based practice owners reach their ideal clients, develop high-ticket offers, and scale their businesses without losing their sanity.
Questions before you register?
Good questions belong in the room.
Is this event live or recorded?
It is live and virtual. It will not be recorded because the day includes attendee hot seats and live processing of business issues.
What time is the event?
September 30, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM CST, with a lunch break from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM CST.
How much does it cost?
The standard registration price is $37.
How many people can register?
There is no registration cap for this virtual event.
What will I receive after registering?
You will receive an automatic confirmation email and SMS with your registration confirmation and event access details once the approved checkout connection is activated.
Is this training approved for CEUs?
The provided program document states that 6 CEU credits are offered through NBCC, ACEP# 8064.
One live day. Four practical objectives. A clearer way forward.
Ready to think beyond 1:1?
Join the live virtual training for $37. Bring your questions, your real-world scenarios, and your curiosity.
Remember: This event will not be recorded.