EMDR Intensive Consultation
For EMDR therapists who want to get out of the grind
ARE YOU READY TO DO SOMETHING NEW?
Are you tired of the daily grind of back to back hour-long sessions, counting the number of clients you saw for the week?
Are you struggling to fit your life into your practice, instead of your practice fitting into your life? (Wasn’t that why you went into private practice in the first place? It was supposed to give you more freedom and flexibility!)
Are you feeling burned out by working with the same clients for long periods of time, or unsatisfied with the slow pace of weekly therapy? (I mean, let’s face it, if you’re an EMDR therapist, probably most of your clients have complex/relational trauma – we all know it’s never just a car accident!)
Are you curious about the intensive EMDR model, but aren’t sure how you would intentionally market yourself as an expert or feel doubtful that clients will want this service? Maybe you’ve heard colleagues say “people can’t afford it” or “it’s not fair during a pandemic to charge that much.”
Are you ready to tap into your inner disruptivator, challenge convention and stop doing things the same way just because that’s how we’ve always done them?
Who am I to talk?
Dear EMDR colleagues – it is time for spaciousness and ease in our work.
You aren’t afraid of doing hard things. Because you handle the hard stuff every day. But what if it doesn’t have to feel that way?
I know what it’s like to feel burned out and trapped in the daily grind of weekly therapy, wishing you could have more flexibility in your time, wanting more financial freedom but knowing there is a limit to how much you can work.
I wanted my practice to work for me as much as I was working for it.
So I invested in advanced training in EMDR Intensives, sought out consultation from experts in this area, and have now conducted over 50 EMDR Intensive sessions.
EMDR Intensives is now my primary practice model, which gives me the flexibility and freedom I was looking for. And gives clients a CHOICE about when they want to feel better – sooner rather than later.
It’s a win-win.
I want that for you and your clients too.
Who’s with me?
Nothing is off limits to discuss:
How do you know if your client is ready for an intensive?
How do you know if you are ready to do an intensive?
How would you do an intensive with a client who has complex trauma and dissociation?
How much should you charge for an intensive?
What if you feel guilty charging higher fees for higher value services?
What if you feel like you’re “not experienced enough” or “not expert enough” to do intensives?
How do you start doing intensives and still see weekly clients?
I value authenticity, courage, empowerment and excellence.
I believe in pursuing excellence in our work
without sacrificing our own wellbeing.
My goal is to empower you to get what you want for your practice.