Welcome to the Circle
Caring Practitioners Circle (CPC) is a values-driven platform and community for therapists, coaches, facilitators, and holistic practitioners who are committed to offering care with integrity, curiosity, and connection. We bring together people working across healing disciplines—whether licensed or not—to collaborate, support one another, and reach clients through a trusted, human-centered ecosystem.
At the heart of CPC is a personalized, AI-powered matching tool that helps clients find practitioners who truly align with their needs, values, and personality. Our platform also offers retreat listings, a sound and music library, mentorship opportunities, and co-creation tools designed to make practice-building more collaborative and less isolating.
We believe healing happens in community—and that practitioners deserve the same care they offer others. With roots in ethics, consent, and cultural humility, we’re building a space where the circle keeps growing—one connection at a time.
CPC Co-Founders
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Founder
Michael is a licensed clinical social worker, retreat facilitator, and longtime advocate for integrative, community-based mental health. With training in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and years of experience supporting clients and practitioners alike, he created Caring Practitioners Circle to help connect healing professionals through ethical, collaborative, and values-driven care.
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Clinical Director
Kennedi Barker, FNP is a holistic Family Nurse Practitioner who integrates traditional medicine with a whole-person approach to care. With a strong foundation in preventative and integrative health, she specializes in women’s hormonal balance, the gut microbiome, and personalized wellness coaching.
Kennedi earned her Family Nurse Practitioner degree from the University of Missouri in 2024. She currently serves as a Ketamine Infusion Nurse at both the Spyre Center in New Orleans and Michigan Progressive Health in Ann Arbor, supporting clients through evidence-based psychedelic care and compassionate, trauma-informed practice.
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