Areas of Focus

Presentations and consultation can be customized around the needs of your organization. Topics may include:

• IFS Foundations & Clinical Applications
  Understanding parts and Self, protective systems, parts mapping, polarization, healing work, and legacy or cultural burdens.

• Deepening EMDR Skills
  Case conceptualization, identifying target memories and negative cognitions, strengthening Phase 2 preparation, assessing readiness, and navigating uncertainty or stuck points during reprocessing.

• Integrating EMDR + IFS
  Using an IFS lens throughout EMDR, including history-taking, preparation, target development, reprocessing, protective parts, and decisions about when to remain with the EMDR process or incorporate parts work.

• Implementing or Enhancing EMDR Intensive Therapy
  Client selection, readiness, structuring extended treatment, treatment planning, pacing, breaks, closure, reevaluation, aftercare, and developing an intensive model that works for both the clinician and client.

• Therapist Parts & Self-Leadership
  Understanding therapist urgency, caretaking, fixing, expert parts, performance pressure, and other internal responses that can influence clinical work, while developing greater awareness and flexibility in session.

• Neurodivergence-Affirming Clinical Practice
  Adapting communication, pacing, preparation, sensory environments, executive functioning support, and treatment expectations to better support neurodivergent clients.

• Autism & ADHD in Clinical Practice
  High masking, late identification, burnout, sensory differences, executive functioning, communication, identity, and the ways neurodivergence may shape the therapy process.

• OCD Recognition & Clinical Understanding
  Recognizing obsessive-compulsive patterns, understanding less obvious presentations of OCD, and differentiating OCD from anxiety, trauma, autism, and other overlapping concerns.

• Differential Diagnosis & Overlapping Presentations
  Thinking through cases where trauma, ADHD, autism, OCD, anxiety, dissociation, burnout, or other factors may overlap and influence both diagnosis and treatment planning.

• Neurodivergence-Affirming Assessment & Diagnostic Thinking
  Adult ADHD and autism, high-masking presentations, developmental history, differential considerations, and understanding when a formal assessment may provide useful clarity.

• Complex Trauma & Clinical Decision-Making
  Case conceptualization, readiness, pacing, treatment sequencing, protective systems, and navigating cases where multiple clinical factors are influencing the work.

Presentations can also be developed around a specific population, clinical question, or challenge your team is currently encountering.

Specialized Presentations

Presentations provide focused clinical education around a topic that matters to your team. I can tailor the content to your clinicians' experience level, the populations you serve, and the questions coming up in your practice.

Depending on your goals, presentations may include clinical examples, case conceptualization, practical tools, opportunities for discussion, and time for questions.

I can offer these as a single focused presentation or as a longer workshop when your team would benefit from more time with the material.

Clinical Consultation for Teams

Sometimes what a team needs is less teaching and more space to think together.

Clinical consultation can center on the cases, patterns, or clinical questions your team is currently navigating. We can work through case conceptualization, treatment planning, clinical decision-making, differential questions, or challenges that arise when applying approaches such as EMDR and IFS in real clinical work.

I can also combine focused teaching with consultation when a team would benefit from learning a concept and then immediately applying it to cases from their own practice. I am an EMDRIA Approved Consultant-in-Training and can provide EMDRIA consultation hours.

Designed Around Your Team

This work can be structured in several ways.

Your organization may want a single presentation on a particular topic, a more interactive workshop, a dedicated case consultation meeting, or a series of meetings that allows us to return to clinical questions and build on the work over time.

We can determine the format, length, and focus based on what would be most useful for your clinicians.

Who This May Be Helpful For

This work may be a good fit for behavioral health practices, group practices, outpatient programs, agencies, treatment programs, clinical teams, and other organizations seeking specialized clinical education or consultation.

It can also help teams with strong clinicians who want an outside perspective on a complex area of practice, a shared framework for thinking about particular presentations, or an opportunity to deepen skills together.

Interested in Bringing This to Your Team?

If your team wants to understand a topic more deeply, has a recurring clinical challenge, or could use additional consultation, tell me a little about your organization and what you hope to address.

From there, we can determine the most useful type of presentation or consultation.

Pricing & Customization

Because each organization has different goals, group sizes, and available time, I customize pricing based on the scope and format of the offering.

If your practice or organization has a specific budget, you’re welcome to share that when you reach out. I can work with you to explore what's possible within that budget, whether that means adjusting the length, format, or focus of the presentation or consultation.

Once I understand what you’re looking for, I’ll recommend an option and provide a clear quote before scheduling anything.