The Rogue Therapist Collective

Critical Conversations | Collective Action | Community Care

Critical Conversations Collective Action
Community Care

Second Friday of the month | 930-11AM | ZOOM
Suggested donation: $10 | Venmo @Allison-Staiger

Register for May 8

MAY: Money, Power, & the Therapist

This 90-minute, community-centered call will help you:

 đꔏExplore common therapist money dilemmas (sliding scale, fee-setting, uneven income) through a collaborative scenario

 đꔏReflect on how identity, emotional needs, and systemic context shape our money behaviors

 đꔏPractice noticing and regulating money-related stress in the body so we can make clearer, more sustainable decisions

Join us on May 8

Facilitated by: Jaelyn Vickery, CFT
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2026 | 930-11AM | VIA ZOOM
DONATION-BASED | REGISTRATION REQUIRED!

Many therapists carry complicated relationships with money shaped by care-based identities, inconsistent income, student debt, and systemic pressures in the mental health field. Money stress often shows up quietly—through over-giving, fee guilt, avoidance, or difficulty building sustainable practices.

This month’s RTC is a conversation about the emotional life of money for therapists. Together we’ll explore how identity, training culture, and systemic pressures shape our financial decisions—and how money stress shows up in our bodies, boundaries, and burnout.

Meet this month's presenter:

Jaelyn Vickery, LSW, CFT™, is a Certified Financial Therapist™ and founder of Dimensional Wealth, where her team helps people build wealth with wellness by transforming their mindset, habits, and systems with money. She blends behavioral health, consumer psychology, and financial literacy to help you understand the deeper patterns driving your spending, stress, and self-worth. Jae


Learn more about Jaelyn here.

JAELYN VICKERY, CFT | Dimensional wealth, LLC

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WHAT IS RTC?

The RTC Mission:

THE RTC VISION:

WHO THIS IS FOR:

The mental health field is changing — and not always for the better. 

As therapists committed to justice, care, and community, we know the traditional models aren't enough.

The Rogue Therapist Collective is a monthly gathering space for clinicians who are ready to challenge the status quo, imagine new futures, and advocate for real change in our field.

This is not simply another networking event or clinical training.

It’s a space for critical dialogue, mutual support, political engagement, and visionary thinking — among therapists who refuse to "stay in their lane."

Whether you're grappling with burnout, questioning the ethics of our systems, wanting to build alternatives, or simply craving solidarity — you are welcome here.

Please note: Although this event is virtual, registration will be capped and won't be recorded.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED.

The Rogue Therapist Collective is a collaborative, peer-to-peer, community-in-formation of mental health workers committed to practicing with integrity, justice, and creativity in a field and world shaped by systemic harm. 

We gather to confront the ethical contradictions of our work, support one another in political and professional reflexivity, and imagine liberatory approaches to care. 

Through monthly meet-ups, collective care, and critical dialogue, we’re building a space where therapists don’t have to choose between their work and their well-being, and where therapy is able to truly be a healing practice.

We envision a mental health field rooted in collective care, political accountability, and liberation — where therapists are no longer isolated, overextended, or forced to choose between ethical integrity and professional survival. 

The Rogue Therapist Collective exists to cultivate a brave, connected community of practitioners who resist harmful systems, reimagine the role of therapy, and work together toward more just and sustainable models of care.

Therapists, counselors, clinical social workers, psychologists, and students-in-training

Those committed to liberation, justice, and systemic change

Practitioners who feel disillusioned with the status quo — and ready to build something better

Please note this space assumes a shared commitment to anti-oppression values. 

(We are not a debate club about human rights.)

Logistics:

When: Monthly on Fridays, from 930-11am Central Time
Where: Zoom link provided upon registration
Cost: Donation-based (to offset speaker fees)

Register Now!

Monthly Meeting Format

  • Opening Circle (10–15 minutes): Grounding, community agreements, introductions.

  • Creative Conversation (30–40 minutes): A rotating discussion topic each month (e.g., ethics under capitalism, collective care models, transformative approaches to mental health).

  • Skill-Building or Resource Exchange (20 minutes): Sharing strategies, tools, actions, and mutual aid.

  • Closing & Action Steps (10–15 minutes): Invitations for collaboration, advocacy, or personal/community reflection.

Each call will include:

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