EMDR Consultation for Therapists
EMDR makes sense on paper. Real sessions are a little different.
A space to deepen your confidence, strengthen your clinical skills, and feel more grounded in your EMDR work.
You’ve completed EMDR training and maybe even started using it with clients…
but you’re realizing there’s a difference between understanding the model and actually applying it in the room.
You might find yourself wondering:
- Am I doing this right?
- What do I do when a client gets stuck or overwhelmed?
- How do I handle more complex cases?
You’re not alone in that.
This is where things start to come together—not just in theory, but in practice.
Who This Is For
This space is for therapists who are:
- Newly trained in EMDR and wanting more support as they begin
- Working toward EMDR certification
- Feeling stuck or unsure in certain cases
- Wanting to deepen their understanding of trauma and dissociation
- Looking to feel more confident and grounded in their work
What It’s Like to Work With Me
My approach to consultation is collaborative, supportive, and grounded.
This is a space where you don’t have to have it all figured out. You can bring your questions, your uncertainty, your stuck points—and we’ll work through them together.
We’ll focus on both the structure of EMDR and the nuance that comes with real clinical work, including:
- Case conceptualization through a trauma-informed lens
- Navigating all 8 phases of EMDR
- Working with dissociation and complex trauma
- Integrating parts work (IFS-informed) into EMDR
- Exploring additional protocols and resourcing strategies
- Using EMDR within therapy intensives
This isn’t about doing EMDR perfectly. It’s about helping you trust your clinical instincts, deepen your understanding, and feel more steady in the work you’re doing.
What You’ll Gain
Through consultation, you can begin to:
- Feel more confident in how you’re using EMDR
- Strengthen your ability to move through the 8 phases with flexibility
- Better understand and work with complex trauma and dissociation
- Have a space to talk through difficult or stuck cases
- Develop a style of EMDR that feels aligned with you
- Move from second-guessing yourself to feeling more grounded and clear
Consultation Options
Individual Consultation
$150 per 60-minute session
A more personalized space to focus on your specific cases, questions, and growth areas.
This is a good fit if you’re working toward certification or wanting more tailored support.
Group Consultation (Cohort Format)
$350 total
- 5 sessions (60 minutes each)
- Meets every other week
- Limited to 4 participants
These small, closed groups are designed for deeper learning, consistency, and connection. The smaller size allows for more individualized attention and space to explore your cases in a meaningful way.
Drop-In Group Consultation
$75 per session
- Meets once monthly
- Tuesdays at 9:00 AM MST
A flexible option for ongoing support, case consultation, and staying connected to your EMDR work. Also great for those burning questions that pop up.
A Note on My Approach
In addition to EMDR, I bring in elements of parts work (IFS-informed), somatic awareness, and a relational lens.
My goal is not just to help you understand the model, but to support you in applying it in a way that feels natural, effective, and aligned with your clinical style.
About Me
My work integrates EMDR, IFS, and somatic approaches, and I’m especially passionate about helping therapists feel more confident working with complex trauma, dissociation, and applying EMDR in more flexible and in-depth ways, including therapy intensives.
FAQs
Do these hours count toward EMDR certification?
Yes, group consultation hours can be applied toward EMDRIA certification requirements.
Certification requires 20 total consultation hours, including at least 10 hours of individual consultation. The remaining hours can be completed in a group format.
As a Consultant-in-Training, I’m able to provide up to 15 of your total consultation hours. The remaining hours would need to be completed with an EMDRIA Approved Consultant.
You’ll need to have completed EMDR Basic Training (including your training consultation hours) before joining.
How big are the groups?
Groups are intentionally kept small, with a maximum of 4 participants. This allows for more individualized attention, deeper discussion, and space to explore your cases in a meaningful way.
What topics will be covered?
Topics vary based on group needs, but often include case conceptualization, dissociation, the 8 phases of EMDR, integrating parts work, and working with more complex presentations.
How do I know if I’m ready for consultation?
If you’ve completed EMDR Basic Training and are starting to use EMDR with clients—even if you feel unsure or inconsistent—you’re ready.
You don’t need to have it all figured out. Consultation is where things start to come together.
What’s the difference between the cohort and the drop-in group?
The cohort is a closed group that meets consistently over time, allowing for deeper learning, connection, and ongoing case consultation.
The drop-in group is more flexible—you can attend as needed for support, questions, or specific cases without committing to a full series.
Do you offer individual consultation for certification hours?
Yes—individual consultation is available and can be used toward certification requirements. This can be a helpful option if you’re looking for more personalized support.
Getting Started
If you’re interested in consultation but are unsure which option is best for you, feel free to reach out to learn more and discuss what might be the best fit for you.