ONLINE ADJUNCTIVE EMDR THERAPY IN SEATTLE & ACROSS WA + CA

Partnering with you to give clients the care they deserve.



You want your clients to get the support they need—but what if they need something beyond the methods you’re trained in?

Plus, the relationship you’ve fostered with them has been so beneficial—it would be a huge setback if they had to start over with a new therapist. Their relationship with you may be one of the first secure attachments they’ve had, so it can put you in a tough position when they need help with something outside your scope of expertise. 

Adjunctive EMDR eliminates the need for clients to choose between treating their trauma and continuing their therapeutic relationship with you.

THIS MAY BE A GOOD FIT IF YOUR CLIENT…

Is struggling to build momentum in their work with you, even though you’re both working hard.

Has learned about EMDR and wants to try it to address a particular issue but also wants to continue
working with you.

Has identified & processed their feelings around past trauma with you, but continues to be affected by it
in daily life.

Adjunctive EMDR intensives honor your connection with your clients & gives them access to the help they need.

These sessions can either be held concurrently with the work you do together, or the client can choose to take a break from sessions with you while completing their EMDR Intensive.


  • Reach out by filling out the contact form here or sending me an email. We’ll schedule a complimentary 30-minute consultation to discuss the possibility of partnering together to help your client. If we both decide it makes sense to move forward, I’ll then reach out and schedule a complimentary 30-minute consultation with your client to make sure we are a good fit. If they decide to work with me, you and I will meet again to discuss their treatment.

  • I’ll collaborate with both you and your client to develop a customized treatment plan. We’ll then define a timeframe for completing the adjunct EMDR sessions. This will allow you and your client to plan accordingly. 

    After the EMDR intensive session or sessions are complete, your client will resume regular sessions with you for continued care.

  • Having the expanded support of a “care team” can serve as a healing experience for your client. It will allow them to resolve issues that may be getting in the way of making progress in your work together. With these concerns out of the way, they may be able to be more flexible in their thinking, gain insight into long-term issues, and feel more self-assured in their ability to reach their goals.

YOU DESERVE SUPPORT, TOO.


This collaboration can be beneficial to you and your client.

HOW IT BENEFITS YOUR WORK

Adjunctive EMDR intensives can allow you to…

  • Continue making progress in the long term with your client.

  • Witness positive transformations & see your client thrive.

  • Prevent the burnout that can occur when clients stall & we feel powerless to help them push forward.

  • Provide your client with the quality of care they deserve & make use of the insight and tools they’ll learn through EMDR.



Together, let’s help them move forward.

Questions?

FAQs

  • Hi there! You can fill out the contact form here or send me an email. We’ll schedule a 30-minute complimentary consultation to see if adjunct EMDR is a good treatment option for you. If we decide it makes sense to work together, I’ll reach out to your therapist (with your consent) to discuss partnering together.

  • Clients who fit any of the following descriptions may not be suitable for adjunctive EMDR:


    • Current and active substance abuse

    • Current suicide ideation

    • Attempted suicide within the past two years 

    • Clients with high levels of dissociation- amnesiac dissociation and/or Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)

    • Clients with personality disorders (BPD, Narcissism)

    • Under the age of 21

    • Clients with psychiatric hospital stays within the past two years 

    • Clients currently engaged with the courts or other active legal matters or insurance claims (e.g. workplace trauma with active L & I claim, or auto accident with active/open insurance claim; family court; court-ordered treatment)

    • Clients who depend entirely on health insurance to afford therapy

    • Clients without reliable internet connection or access to a private space

    • Clients whose schedules cannot accommodate an extended timeframe and frequency of intensive sessions (e.g. need to dedicate 2.5 consecutive hours, potentially multiple times per week) 

  • I have experience working with both known and undefined trauma. Known traumatic incidents I’ve helped clients address include car accidents, sudden loss, disasters, violent crime, traumatic injuries or medical procedures, and childhood traumas like abuse and bullying.