It might be useful to throw out a second for Rachel’s suggestion of calling this Mentorship. I think “mentor” implies an educational process in an appropriately broad sense, in which you can easily imagine all of Vervaeke’s 4Ps of knowing are involved purposefully. When I hear mentor, I picture a relationship intended to provoke and challenge the pupil through wisdom energy, which cultivates procedural skills, shares propositional understanding, embraces participatory fortitude, and provides perspectival validation. 

I think the best of all worlds would be to work within official licensure in your field, and call this something like: 
Therapeutic [philosophical/UTOK] mentorship

Essentially, I think some form of differentiation as well as integration back into the field seems like a good move, and might hold the concept in a productive type of tension towing that line. 

This is really exciting work, and I think it’s great that you are asking these questions. 

A big determining factor might be whether you can succeed in doing what you want to do in this work, while working within official restrictions ( I’m not at all versed in the field, this may or may not be relevant).

Thanks as always,
Aydan 

On Wed, May 11, 2022 at 17:16 Nicholas Lattanzio <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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It is a tough question. I just feel that any if these terms like coaching, consulting, mentoring, advising, etc., all somewhat fall under the scope of a psychologist, so, title aside, what do you offer that isn't what you offered as a clinician? That might be a useful tool but I don't know the context of this in your idea of it. 

Regards,

Nicholas G. Lattanzio, Psy.D.

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I'd like to toss the word "mentoring" into the suggestion box. 

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Gregg:

Great idea.
I believe the Hollanders have provided “philosophical therapy” for some time now.
Apparently, provided by trained philosophers and available to the public.
Their goal seems to be exactly what you are proposing.
I’m not quite sure what to call it - philosophical therapy seems a bit stilted.
But, the name should impart the idea you wrote: awareness, acceptance, and active change toward valued states of being via CALM-MO.
Somehow, using your flashlight to chase the darkness away.

Best regards,

Waldemar

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awareness, acceptance, and active change toward valued states of being

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