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Embodied Trauma Therapy offers a full range of counseling services to adults in-person and virtually

10/26/2026

Still thinking about joining the free EMDR Friday Consultation Taster?

There's still time to register.

If you've ever found yourself wondering what to do next with a complex EMDR case, you're not alone.

Sometimes the challenge is to make sense of the information you already have, identify what's missing, and decide what needs attention first.

And we'll do that together.

We'll work through a composite EMDR case, explore the clinical decision points, and consider possible next steps.

Here's what you need to know:

When: Monday, October 26, at 12 PM Mountain

Cost: Free

Format: Small-group, live consultation

Preparation: None required. You don't need to bring a case.

Bonus: A free, editable Excel timeline to help organize cases with "a lot of trauma."

Registration closes Monday, October 26, at 8 AM Mountain.

Learn more and register here:

https://emdrfriday.embodiedtraumatherapy.com/taster/

10/23/2026

Curious about EMDR Friday, but wondering what actually happens during a Taster?

Here's what to expect.

We'll work together on a composite EMDR case, exploring how we organize complex clinical information and plan treatment.

Rather than looking for one correct answer, we'll consider the questions, clinical decisions, and different possibilities that emerge as we work through the case.

It's a small-group, live consultation experience, designed to give you a feel for the way we approach clinical thinking together.

A few things to know:

When: Monday, October 26, at 12 PM Mountain

Cost: Free

Format: Live, small-group consultation

Case: A composite EMDR case provided for discussion

Preparation: None required. You don't need to bring a case.

If you've been wondering whether EMDR Friday might be a good fit, this is a chance to experience it before deciding whether drop-in consultation is right for you.

Interested in joining us?

Learn more and register for the free Taster:

https://emdrfriday.embodiedtraumatherapy.com/taster/

10/22/2026

It happened again…

It's easy to think that the most valuable part of clinical consultation is finding answers.

But what I love is what happens before we arrive at them.

It's the relational advantage.

Creating space to feel comfortable enough to ask questions, express uncertainty, and think aloud with others.

Psychological safety creates room for clinical curiosity.

Comfort and curiosity help us unearth possibilities and bring clarity to complex cases.

Our first EMDR Friday Taster reminded me of the value of both:

Comfort and Clarity.

That's why I'm offering another FREE EMDR Friday Taster on Monday, October 26.

We'll explore the same composite clinical case, considering the complexities, questions, and possibilities that emerge as we develop an EMDR treatment plan.

You don't need to arrive with answers; just bring your clinical curiosity.

Interested in joining us?

Learn more and register for the free Taster here: https://emdrfriday.embodiedtraumatherapy.com/taster/

10/13/2026

Your client is easily distracted.

Do you keep looking for a memory?

Focus on a sensation? (But your client is visibly uncomfortable with attending to their body.)

Review your dissociation screening results?

Or reconsider how you're conceptualizing the case?

What do you do when the techniques you know aren't working for the situation in front of you?

That's what we'll explore at the FREE EMDR Friday Consultation Taster.

We'll spend 75 minutes working through a composite case in a small group of EMDR-trained therapists.

Rather than jumping to another technique, we'll slow down, examine what the clinical information is telling us, consider different possibilities, and think through what to do next—and why.

You'll experience a way of approaching clinical uncertainty that you can bring back to your own cases.

Friday, October 16 · 12 PM Mountain Time
75 minutes · Live on Zoom · FREE
Limited to 12 clinicians · Registration closes October 13

Reserve your spot:
https://emdrfriday.embodiedtraumatherapy.com/taster/

10/12/2026

You screened for dissociation. The score came back elevated. What happens next?

A. I shouldn't start reprocessing yet.

B. I need more information.

C. I should spend more time in preparation.

D. They don't feel connected to their body, but they're functioning pretty well. That doesn't seem like “big” dissociation, so I'll move forward.

E. Yep, it's elevated, but I don't know what it means, so I'll do what I know to do.

Which answer sounds most like what happens in your head?

If you're anything like me, I want to look in the back of the book for the right answer.

But a score is data. It isn't a treatment decision yet. It can be one factor that guides treatment priorities. Client goals, habitual coping styles, and their inner system can also shape a treatment plan.

That's the kind of clinical thinking we'll explore at the FREE EMDR Friday Consultation Taster.

We'll work through a composite case, examine what we're noticing, hear different perspectives, and consider what the clinical information suggests about next steps—and why.

You don't need all the answers because we think through them together.

For EMDR-trained therapists.

Friday, October 16 · 12 PM Mountain Time
75 minutes · Live on Zoom · FREE
Limited to 12 clinicians · Registration closes October 13

Reserve your spot:
https://emdrfriday.embodiedtraumatherapy.com/taster/

P.S. I'm really curious: Which answer would you choose—A, B, C, D, E, or something else—and why?

10/09/2026

Sometimes the next clinical decision isn't obvious.

After thinking through what you know and trying what you've learned, you're still left wondering what to do next.

You don't have to figure it all out alone.

At the **FREE EMDR Friday Consultation Taster**, we'll work through a composite case, examine what we're noticing, hear different perspectives, and explore what the clinical information may suggest about next steps—and why.

**You don't need all the answers because we think through them together.**

**For EMDR-trained therapists.**

Friday, October 16 · 12 PM Mountain Time
75 minutes · Live on Zoom · FREE
Limited to 12 clinicians · Registration closes October 13

**Reserve your spot:**
https://emdrfriday.embodiedtraumatherapy.com/taster/

09/30/2026

Overwhelming stress can leave you fragmented and disconnected. Consider rest, reconnection, and restoration by attending one or more free TCTSY sessions Sept 30-Oct 7.

08/10/2026

The first Mastering the Model EMDR certification group is full.

Four clinicians from across the U.S. will be joining me for five consultation sessions as they work toward EMDR certification.

I built Mastering the Model for clinicians who want their certification consultation to be more than just accumulating the required hours.

We'll use those hours to deepen understanding of the eight-phase model, think through complex clinical work, and build the judgment that helps them know what to do when a case doesn't unfold quite the way the training examples did.

Working with the same small group provides the chance for learning to build from one month to the next.

And yes—the consultation hours count toward EMDR certification requirements.

The first four seats are spoken for.

If you're working toward EMDR certification and would like to know when the next Mastering the Model group opens, join the waitlist. You'll find the link below.

06/23/2026

Can You Hear It? - The Sound of Avoidant Attachment

One colleague described sitting with a client with an avoidant attachment strategy this way:

"I could be a blowup doll. They could leave a life-sized doll in my chair and I'm not sure the client would notice."

In Issue 9 of The 51st Minute, I share three signals to listen for — including what Fosha calls "deal and not feel," the mechanism Bowlby named decades ago, and what small doses of connection look like in a session.

Link in comments.

06/10/2026

An early therapy case was a client discharged 24 hours after a su***de attempt — after losing a child.

I was a grad school intern. I'd just learned CBT case conceptualization. I sat there thinking: how is this supposed to help?

I never forgot how stuck I felt and it's motivated exploring new frameworks — and why a recent book on attachment patterns caught my attention.

If a client is stalling and you can't figure out why, this might help.
Issue 8 of The 51st Minute is live: https://tinyurl.com/51stissue8

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