Many Programs, One Mission

Participants in our Therapy Access Programs receive therapy from advanced clinical interns, who are completing their final year of clinical training towards their licensure and Master of Social Work degree.

This isn't crisis intervention; it's quality psychotherapy that addresses the unique challenges each person faces. TAP includes two specialized programs designed to meet people where they are, plus group therapy options for those who benefit from community-based support:

Therapeutic Support for Those Who Care for Others

ANCHOR serves caregivers navigating the emotional weight of caring for others—whether for aging parents, children with complex needs, clients in home health settings, or loved ones with chronic illness.

ANCHOR Program

    • Family caregivers

    • Professional caregivers

    • Home health aides

    • Anyone in a caregiving capacity

    • Compassion fatigue and burnout

    • Identity outside of caregiving role

    • Anticipatory grief and loss

    • Boundary setting and resentment

    • Caregiver guilt and self-care

    • Anxiety and depression

    • Role strain and family dynamics

Therapeutic Support for Lives in Motion

PIVOT serves people experiencing major life transitions or unexpected hardship—moments when professional mental health support matters most but may feel least accessible.

PIVOT Program

  • People experiencing:

    • Job loss or career transitions

    • Aging out of family insurance

    • Launching or closing a business

    • Loss of a loved one

    • Relocation to the area

    • Other significant life changes

    • Adjustment and resilience

    • Identity exploration

    • Feelings of loss

    • Stress of transition

    • Grief

    • Anxiety and depression

    • Caregiver guilt and self-care

    • Anxiety and depression

    • Role strain and family dynamics

How TAP Works

Both ANCHOR and PIVOT operate through our training partnership with Columbia University, providing participants with access to advanced clinical interns working under licensed supervision.

Program Structure

  • Duration: October through April annually

  • Sessions: Up to 40 virtual therapy sessions per participant

  • Format: Virtual therapy tailored to individual needs

  • Frequency: 2x weekly, weekly, or bi-weekly based on participant needs

  • Enrollment: Rolling admissions throughout the program period—no waiting lists or application deadlines

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Both ANCHOR and PIVOT operate annually from October through April, aligned with our clinical intern training cycle.

  • There's no formal application process. TAP enrollment is integrated into our regular intake process and operates on a rolling basis—if you meet eligibility criteria and we have capacity, you can start right away.

  • Capacity depends on the number of advanced clinical interns in our practice each year and their current caseloads. We accept participants throughout the program period as space becomes available.

  • Each participant is eligible for up to 40 sessions over a period of 8 months, depending on session frequency (2x weekly, weekly, or bi-weekly). Transition planning begins in the final 4-6 weeks.

  • Yes. Participants who have found therapy valuable and whose circumstances have stabilized can transition to working with one of our licensed clinicians. Standard rates with licensed TTC clinicians range from $125-$200 per session. Former TAP participants who secure employment with insurance benefits may find that their new coverage makes continued therapy affordable. TTC also offers some flexibility for former TAP participants making this transition, recognizing that stabilizing after major life changes takes time.

  • Contact us anyway. While TAP operates on this annual cycle, TTC provides year-round services with our licensed clinicians. We can discuss other options that might work for your situation.

Ready to Learn More?

Contact The Therapy Collective to schedule an intake appointment and learn more about ANCHOR and PIVOT.

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