Couples therapy can bring moments where you know something important is happening in the room, but you’re not quite sure what to do next.

You might feel pulled towards one partner.
You might find yourself working harder than the couple.
You might understand the pattern but struggle to help the couple see it.
Or you may simply have a question that you’d value another perspective on.

Our monthly Live Case Consultation with Karen Murphy offers a space to slow the work down and think about these moments together.

During this one-hour online session, therapists are invited to bring real clinical questions, stuck points or cases from their couples work. Karen will explore the cases relationally, looking not only at what is happening between the couple, but also at therapist positioning, process, intervention and what may be happening in the therapeutic system itself.

You don’t have to bring a case to attend. Many therapists join simply to listen, reflect and learn from the cases brought by others.

We keep the number of guest places limited so that the session remains small enough for meaningful discussion.

If there is a particular case you would really like us to explore during the session, please send us a brief description in advance. This gives Karen a chance to review the context beforehand and helps us prioritise the case on the day.

Please remove any identifying client information when submitting your case.

This guest ticket provides access to the live session only. A recording will not be provided to guest-ticket holders after the event.

Recordings of the Live Case Consultations, including our archive of previous sessions, are available to members of the ICT Couples Therapy Community.

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Our Live Case Consultation is one of the ongoing learning spaces included in the ICT Couples Therapy Community.

Community members can join the consultation each month at no additional cost, as well as access the recordings afterwards and catch up on previous sessions.

Membership also includes our Webinar of the Month, Ask an Expert, discussion space, practical couples therapy resources, community discussions, referral opportunities, Therapist Directory Listing (for ICT Graduates), and ongoing learning with other therapists working with couples.