Verus Ridge Counseling

Professional Consultation for Therapists

Clinician-to-clinician consultation for OCD treatment, building and growing a private practice, and developing therapy intensive services through a separate LLC.

Why Consult With Veronica

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The Verus Ridge Counseling team

Veronica founded Verus Ridge Counseling in 2022 and grew it from a solo practice into a seven-therapist group practice. Along the way, she has gained firsthand experience navigating insurance credentialing and billing, legal and operational considerations, in-person office ownership, telehealth-only clinicians licensed across state lines, delegation, and the many decisions that come with growing a practice. She has also built her practice around nervous system health and safety—creating an environment where clinicians can feel supported, regulated, and able to do their best work while making thoughtful, financially sustainable business decisions. More recently, she expanded into intensive therapy services through a separate LLC.

Clinically, Veronica’s primary areas of expertise are OCD and trauma. As a clinician who also has OCD herself, she understands the unique experience of living with the disorder while specializing in its treatment. She has personally experienced the benefits of the approaches she uses with clients, giving her both professional and firsthand perspective on OCD treatment. She holds certification in Exposure and Response Prevention (ExRP) and is trained in Inference-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (I-CBT) and the Distancing Approach for OCD. Her trauma work includes EMDR, Prolonged Exposure, and a background in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). She is also passionate about incorporating parts work into both OCD and trauma treatment.

Most importantly, consultation with Veronica is a shame-free, judgment-free space. She understands that clinicians can get stuck, second-guess themselves, encounter challenging cases, or find themselves facing practice questions that fall outside their experience. She genuinely enjoys brainstorming and problem-solving alongside other therapists and is willing to share not only what has worked, but also what didn't work the first time. The goal is to create a space where you can think out loud, ask the hard questions, and leave with greater clarity and confidence—without fear of judgment.

OCD & Trauma Case Consultation

Support for therapists working through OCD presentations, treatment blocks, direction, and trauma overlap.

  • Feeling stuck or uncertain about how to move forward with a client
  • Identifying compulsions, avoidance, reassurance-seeking, and rumination
  • Determining where to start when OCD and trauma—or multiple presenting concerns—overlap
  • Navigating complex, severe, or atypical OCD presentations
  • Developing exposure hierarchies and response-prevention strategies with the client’s nervous system in mind
  • Troubleshooting exposures, including pacing, intensity, avoidance, and treatment stalls
  • Determining whether to use ERP, I-CBT, EMDR, Prolonged Exposure, or a combination of approaches
  • Adjusting treatment when a client is not responding as expected
  • Getting clinical perspective before changing direction or making a significant treatment decision
  • Exploring how your own parts may be showing up with a client

Practice Development

Practical guidance for therapists looking to start or grow a practice, including hiring, insurance credentialing, and developing intensive therapy services.

Hiring Pre-Licensed Clinicians & Interns

  • Developing roles, responsibilities, and compensation structures
  • Recruiting, interviewing, and onboarding
  • Creating effective supervision structures
  • Integrating new clinicians into an established team
  • Developing practice policies that promote ethical, consistent care and keep clinicians aligned

Credentialing & Insurance Billing

  • Determining when—and with how many insurance panels—to credential while balancing financial sustainability and nervous system health
  • Understanding the insurance credentialing process from start to finish
  • Developing billing and claims processes to support timely, consistent payment
  • Navigating common practice-management challenges related to insurance

Expanding & Scaling

  • Key considerations when starting and structuring your own practice
  • Transitioning from a solo practice to a group practice model
  • Determining when and how to add clinicians
  • Developing internal systems and learning what—and when—to delegate
  • Managing increasing complexity as your practice grows
  • Evaluating whether expansion makes sense for your goals, capacity, and well-being
  • Learning from the missteps and lessons that come with growth
  • Exploring the addition of therapy intensives through a separate LLC

This is peer consultation drawn from evidence based practices and lived clinical experience. Veronica is not acting as an attorney, accountant, credentialing company, or billing service, and consultation is not legal, tax, or billing advice.

How Consultation Works

Consultation is built around what you bring to the conversation—specific cases, treatment questions, practice challenges, or goals you’re working toward. Our time together is collaborative, practical, and tailored to what you need most.

Before we meet, you’ll send a brief description of what you’d like to discuss. This might include a case presentation, questions about treatment, or specific goals for your practice. Case presentations should not include any client-identifying information or protected health information (PHI). Providing this information ahead of time allows us to spend less time gathering background information and more time thoughtfully exploring your clinical or practice needs.

Consultation is also a space to slow down, think things through, and approach challenges without judgment or pressure. The goal is not simply to find the “right” answer, but to help you gain clarity, confidence, and a path forward that feels sustainable for both your work and your life.


60-Minute Consultation
Consultations are typically scheduled for 60 minutes and may be held in person or virtually at a rate of $150 per hour.
One-Time or Ongoing
Some clinicians come with a single case, clinical question, or practice challenge. Others prefer ongoing consultation as a case unfolds or their practice grows. We’ll find an approach that fits your needs.
Simple Scheduling
Start by sending a brief note about what you’d like to discuss. From there, we’ll connect to determine whether consultation feels like a good fit and find a time that works for you.
By Appointment
Consultation availability varies and is scheduled individually. I’ll work with you to find a time that fits your schedule and allows you to come to the conversation prepared and supported.
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