Adjunct EMDR Therapy for Clinicians & Their Clients

Collaborative trauma care for clients who need specialized support

When Trauma Work Isn’t Your Specialty... Let’s Partner

As a dedicated therapist, you care deeply about your clients—but when trauma symptoms like flashbacks, dissociation, or persistent negative beliefs arise, you may feel uncertain about how to proceed. You don’t want to refer them out entirely, but also know trauma work isn’t your core focus.

Good news: you don’t have to choose. You can do both.

Adjunct EMDR Therapy offers a collaborative solution—where your client receives targeted trauma care without ending their work with you.

What Is adjunct EMDR Therapy?

Adjunct EMDR Therapy is a short-term, focused intervention designed to support clients through trauma processing while maintaining continuity with their primary therapist. It allows two professionals to work in parallel, leveraging complementary strengths for better outcomes.

Clients work with an EMDR therapist for a set number of sessions focused on trauma, then return to their primary therapy. With the client’s consent, both therapists can collaborate on treatment planning and progress monitoring.

How Adjunct EMDR Therapy Helps

Faster Progress through trauma symptoms

Specialized Support for complex or trauma-related concerns

Skill Building that complements your work

Flexible Collaboration to meet client needs

Enhanced Client Retention within your practice

3 Ways We Can Work Intensively

3-Day EMDR Intensive

  • 3 hours/day over 3 days

  • Includes pre-intensive interview and follow-up

  • Ideal for clients in crisis or experiencing acute symptoms

Monthly EMDR Intensive

  • 3-hour EMDR sessions once per month

  • Allows concurrent sessions with the primary therapist

  • Best for clients beginning trauma work gradually

  • 3-hour EMDR sessions once per month

  • Allows concurrent sessions with the primary therapist

  • Best for clients beginning trauma work gradually

Quarterly EMDR Intensive

Custom formats available based on clinical goals.

How can I get started with Adjunct EMDR Therapy?

If you're a therapist in Florida or Alabama and you’re curious about how Adjunct EMDR Therapy could help your client, I’d love to connect. We can explore options, coordinate care, and create a collaborative plan that meets your client’s unique needs.

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Step 1

Talk to your client about EMDR as a supplemental option

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Step 2

Schedule a call with me to discuss fit and coordination

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Step 3

Begin collaboration with a tailored intensive plan

FAQs about Adjunct EMDR intensives

  • Sexual trauma

    Painful childhood experiences

    Chronic Illness and medical trauma

    Religious Trauma

    Grief and loss

    Cancer survivors

    LGBTQ Community

    Food/ Body Related issues

    Neurodivergent People

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  • I believe EMDR can be beneficial for most clients. However, it tends to be most effective when a client can manage difficult emotions and remain grounded within their window of tolerance. We will work on resourcing skills in the beginning of our work, but clients that can remain present have an easier time with the EMDR experience while highly dissociative clients may have more difficulty.

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