EMDR Consultation
EMDR consultation provides personalized guidance and support to help clinicians develop skillful, ethical, and effective use of EMDR therapy while progressing toward certification.
Why I Offer Consultation for Therapists
My journey into EMDR therapy—and eventually into teaching it—comes from a deeply personal place. In my early 30s, I was a single mom raising four kids, feeling anxious, overwhelmed, and slipping into depression. I had tried therapy for years, searching for relief, but nothing truly helped—until God led me to an EMDR therapist who was also a Christian.
After just one session, I felt something shift. It was more than just a technique—it was healing. I could breathe again. I felt lighter. I began to find joy in places I thought were long gone. And while the work of therapy was important, I know without a doubt that it was God who brought the healing. My therapist was simply the tool He used.
That experience changed everything for me. It not only transformed my life but stirred a deep desire to help others find that same kind of freedom—and to help therapists learn how to offer it with skill, compassion, and faith-led wisdom.
I created this coaching space because I believe learning to be a better therapist shouldn't feel intimidating. It should feel encouraging, safe, and even a little inspiring. I love to teach, and I'm passionate about helping other clinicians grow with clarity and confidence.
Whether you're brand new to EMDR or simply want a supportive space to keep growing, my coaching is here for you—without pressure or judgment. Just grace, guidance, and a place to become the kind of therapist you were created to be.
Why Get EMDR Certified?
Getting certified in EMDR isn’t just about checking a box—it’s about deepening your confidence, competence, and clarity as a trauma-informed therapist.
Basic training gives you a strong foundation, but let’s be honest: it’s a lot of information packed into a short amount of time. It’s normal to leave training feeling inspired and overwhelmed. Certification helps bridge that gap between learning and doing.
Through consultation, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Revisit and reinforce essential EMDR concepts and protocols
- Troubleshoot when you feel stuck or uncertain
- Apply the EMDR model more flexibly with complex or unique cases
- Learn how to stay grounded in fidelity to the protocol while adapting to your clients’ needs
- Build real-world clinical confidence in a supportive, non-judgmental environment
Certification shows that you’ve taken the time to go deeper—it reflects your commitment to excellence in trauma care. And more importantly, it gives you the tools and support to help your clients heal with greater precision and care.
Before Your Session...
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Frequently Asked Questions – EMDR Certification Consultation
1. Are you an EMDRIA Approved Consultant?
Yes. I can provide the required 20 hours needed for certification.
2. Can I start consultation before I finish Basic Training?
No. You must complete Basic training before you start the certification process. Consultation hours completed before this point will not count toward certification.
3. Do you offer refunds for missed sessions?
No, I do not offer refunds for missed sessions.
4. What is your cancellation policy?
I require a minimum of 48 hours’ notice to cancel a scheduled session. Cancellations made with less than 48 hours’ notice will incur a $35 fee.
5. Can I reschedule within the same week if I cancel?
Unfortunately, reschedules within the same week are not available due to limited consultation hours and scheduling availability.
6. How many consultation hours do I need to become EMDR Certified?
EMDRIA requires 20 consultation hours for certification. At least 10 of those hours must be individual, and the remaining can be group or individual.
7. What topics are covered during consultation?
We’ll focus on implementing EMDR with fidelity to the 8-phase protocol, using the AIP model for case conceptualization, and navigating stuck points and complex cases. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions, review protocols, and troubleshoot real clinical challenges.
8. Can I use these consultation hours for EMDR Basic Training requirements?