Frequently asked questions

Dr. Hillary L. McBride is a psychologist, researcher, writer and speaker. Her work explores how people live in their bodies, relate to one another, and make meaning in a world that often asks them to be less than who they are.

She works across clinical practice, research, writing, teaching and public conversations, translating complex ideas into ways that people can feel and use in their lives.
There are a number of ways to engage with this work.
People can attend workshops, trainings or retreats, listen to podcasts, read her books, or invite her to speak with their organization or community. Each offers a different entry point, depending on what someone is looking for.
All upcoming workshops, trainings and events are listed on the events calendar. Visitors can explore what’s coming up and register for anything that feels like a fit.
Those interested in bringing this work into their organization or community can visit the speaking page and submit an inquiry form.
From there, it is possible to explore whether the event is a good fit for the kind of work she does and the kind of space being created.
Dr. McBride continues to work clinically in private practice, but her waitlist is currently full and she is not accepting new clients or supervisees.
She does offer group therapy through Katalyst as part of their ketamine-assisted group therapy program.
A selection of Dr. McBride’s academic publications is available on the academic publications page, with links to the original sources where the full work can be accessed.