FOR EMDR-TRAINED THERAPISTS
EMDR Consultation,
Rooted in relationship
Helping EMDR-trained therapists integrate attachment-focused, relational, and parts-informed EMDR into their clinical practice with confidence.
EMDRIA Certified Therapist
EMDRIA Approved Consultant-in-training
SAFE EMDR Trained
Maybe you're wondering...
Am I doing this right?
How do I integrate EMDR into my own therapeutic style?
What am I missing in this case?
How do I feel more confident with complex trauma and attachment-based presentations?
How do I maintain fidelity while staying relational?
Consultation offers a collaborative space to think through cases, strengthen clinical decision-making, and deepen your confidence as an EMDR therapist.
How EMDR Consultation Changed My Clinical Work
EMDR has completely transformed the way I practice therapy.
Through ongoing EMDR consultation, I've become clearer, more confident, and more effective in my work with complex trauma, attachment wounds, and relational healing.
One of my favorite parts of offering consultation is helping therapists integrate EMDR into their own therapeutic voice so it feels authentic, relational, and clinically effective.
I believe the goal is to learn high-fidelity EMDR well enough that you can confidently make it your own.
WHAT WE CAN WORK ON IN CONSULTATION
Treatment Planning & Case Conceptualization
Comprehensive, fractionated, and inverted treatment planning, target selection, and case conceptualization.
EMDR for Complex Trauma & Attachment Wounds
Developmental trauma, CPTSD, attachment wounds, dissociation, and relational trauma.
Stuck Processing & Clinical Decision-Making
Looping, blocking beliefs, pacing, interweaves, and challenging clinical moments.
Beyond Basic Training
Parts work, Flash Technique, EMDR 2.0, SAFE EMDR, telehealth adaptations, and somatic strategies.
EMDR Certification Support
Consultation hours, case consultation, and confidence building for certification.
Consultation with me is collaborative, relational, and non-hierarchical.
We absolutely discuss treatment planning, case conceptualization, and EMDR skills, but I see consultees as people first and clinicians second.
Sometimes we're talking through a difficult case. Sometimes we're exploring what feels stuck in the work. Sometimes we're noticing how your own parts are showing up in the therapy room.
My role isn't to give you all the answers. It's to help you build confidence in your clinical decision-making and develop an EMDR practice that feels authentic and aligned with who you are as a therapist.