Consultation and Supervision

Learn Advanced EMDR Skills for Children and Family Systems

What you’ll get

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    Learn from my experience. I have been practicing EMDR since 2017, and I have performed hundreds of sessions to help people be free of their trauma.

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    Get personalized support. I will tailor my consultation and supervision sessions to your individual needs and goals.

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    Develop your EMDR skills with children and families. I will help you adapt the latest EMDR techniques and best practices to this very special population.

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    Become a more confident and effective EMDR therapist. I will provide you with the support and guidance you need to succeed.

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    Connect with peers from diverse clinical backgrounds. Enjoy vicarious learning and build relationships with new colleagues.

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    Integrate your approach with Polyvagal Informed EMDR. Learn how to help clients surf their nervous systems in a fun and gentle way.

✺ Frequently asked questions ✺

  • Yes! Many gifted clinicians have worked for decades to adapt EMDR for very young children. Learn about these masters in the field and how to use their ideas in your own practice.

  • It takes a creative approach, but even distractible and rambunctious kids can move through each phase of therapy with playful methods.

  • Dissociation in children is common and treatable. Because they’re so young, their systems can fragment more easily, but integrate more easily as well.

  • PV-EMDR supports the standard protocols by recognizing the wisdom of our nervous system and it’s intimate relationship to maladaptive memory.

  • When we immerse ourselves in the best practices for trauma and dissociation, we all arrive at the intersection of ego states and memory reprocessing. Internal Family Systems is my preferred orientation and It allows EMDR to be offered even to highly dysregulated self-states.

  • So many of us end up resourcing forever, myself included until my own consultant helped me level up. I can help you shift people back and forth from talk therapy to reprocessing.