A licensed clinical psychologist can provide consultation for individuals, groups, and/or organizations to address various areas of concerns, difficulties, and improvement. A clinical psychologist is trained and specialized in human behavior and processes; thus, they are able to identify factors that are contributing to/maintaining systemic problems and help in identifying effective and lasting solutions.

A consultation can serve as both a direct intervention, as well as a prevention tool. For instance, consultations are recommended when there is a problem area that needs to be effectively navigated with consideration to various stakeholders. Other possible areas of consultation include diversity-related concerns, human relations, management-staff relationships, staff morale and retention, productivity enhancement, mental health, program development and implementation, & etc. 
 
Consultation is a necessary option when guidance is needed to effect optimal change. Although consultation can help in overcoming an existing obstacle, in my work, I see consultation as an opportunity to be intentional and proactive about enhancing areas of inherent strengths and supporting areas of growth. Interventions are provided based on the unique needs, concerns, and goals and values of the system.