PMDD in Practice
An On Demand Training with Ashley Barrett, LMFT
PMDD Is More Than A Difficult Week
PMDD follows a cycle, but its effects can reach into every part of a person’s life. Symptoms may change how someone feels about themselves, connects with loved ones, manages daily responsibilities, and experiences safety.
A client may feel grounded and connected one week, then overwhelmed, irritable, or hopeless the next. The people around them may struggle to understand the shift—and the client may struggle to explain it.
Understanding the pattern helps clinicians look beyond isolated symptoms. It opens the door to thoughtful assessment, collaborative treatment, and support for the relationships and family systems affected by PMDD.
About Ashley Barrett
Ashley Barrett, LMFT, is a marriage and family therapist specializing in premenstrual disorders, including PMDD and PME.
She integrates IAPMD-informed treatment protocols with a systemic, relational approach, equipping both clients and their families with tool for support and healing.
As a trainer, she is passionate about helping fellow therapists build confidence in recognizing, treating, and supporting clients with PMDD.
Course curriculum
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1Start Here
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2Recordings and Slides
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3Post Test & Completion