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EMDR Made Approachable

 

So Many Therapists Leave Training Thinking, “Okay… now what?!”

You walk out of basic training feeling hopeful… and then you hit that first real-world roadblock. Suddenly things get confusing, overwhelming, or just not as straightforward as the manual made it seem.
I get it — I’ve been there too!

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Can I Be Real With You for a Sec?

You will have tough sessions.
You will have moments where you think you’re doing it wrong.
You will feel overwhelmed or confused.
You will stare at a case and wonder which memory to target or which protocol to use.

This is all part of becoming an EMDR therapist — not a sign that you’re failing.

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Why Consultation Helps

Training gives you the foundation, but real competence comes from practice, support, and collaboration.
So many therapists leave training unsure if they’re applying EMDR correctly — and that uncertainty can feel heavy when you’re in the therapy room.

Consultation provides a space to:

• Think through cases in real time

• Get support when you’re unsure or stuck

• Build confidence before working with clients

• Deepen your understanding of the model

​EMDR Has Completely Changed My Work

EMDR has completely changed the way I practice. It’s helped me feel more confident, clearer, and more effective when working with complex trauma, dissociation, and attachment challenges. I identify deeply as an EMDR therapist now, but I know not everyone connects with the model in the same way — and that’s totally okay!

 

One of my favorite parts of this work is helping clinicians figure out how to make EMDR fit their therapeutic voice and style. Whether EMDR is central to your work or just one of the tools in your toolbox, I’m here to support you in a collaborative, judgment-free space where we explore what works best for you and your clients.

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What We Can Focus On​

• Case consultation: working through tough sessions and complex client concerns

• Building confidence in your EMDR skills and clinical decision-making

• Treatment planning and phase-by-phase decision making

• Staying aligned with the Standard/SAFE Protocol

• When and how to use alternative protocols

• Cognitive interweaves and parts-informed approaches

• Working with dissociation and complex trauma