Community
Community in Motion
Collaboration Corner is where clinical work meets a wider question: what becomes possible when helpers stop working in isolation? It is counseling, training, supervision, intern learning, gatherings, and practical collaboration for people doing care in real life.
Training and Practice
Training here looks like professional development, supervision, intern learning, community education, or a practical workshops.
Gathering
Some gatherings are public and easy to share. Others are intentionally small, private, or invitation-based. The public calendar shows what is meant to be found while protecting the quieter work that needs a closed door.
Collaboration Between Helpers
The heart of the work is collaboration between helpers: social workers, counselors, advocates, nonprofit people, organizers, educators, clinicians, and community members who keep running into the same stuck systems and want better options.
Spaces as infrastructure
The physical space matters because some work needs bodies in a room. The downtown space can hold trainings, small-group conversations, planning sessions, and gatherings that benefit from being grounded somewhere real. It is one home base for the work, not the boundary of it.
