Adjunct EMDR Therapy

In California, Georgia, & Florida

Adjunct EMDR Therapy to help women break through blocks in therapy when underlying trauma gets in the way. 

You have been doing good work in therapy, but you have realized you keep coming back to the same problems.


You don’t have to sacrifice the healing, therapeutic relationship you have worked so hard to establish. 

Adjunct EMDR therapy can help clients bridge the gap and help clients continue to make progress with their primary therapist when they feel stuck. Adjunct therapy can help a client feel better, identify and challenge problem narratives, and create lasting change by adding to the support received from their primary therapist.

Adjunct EMDR therapy allows a client to maintain the relationship with their therapist, while participating in the deep, healing work of EMDR therapy.

Our work together will supplement the work with a client’s primary therapist- not replace it. The relationship a client has established with their primary therapist is special and it will lay the foundation for our Adjunct EMDR Therapy experience.

Adjunct EMDR Therapy allows clients to work towards their goals with the support of a specialized treatment team.

I will collaborate with the client and the primary therapist to target specific situations, beliefs, or blocks that are impacting their therapeutic work. There is power in numbers and each part of our treatment team will play a special role in helping the client heal.

The primary therapist has a specific role in their client’s journey that shouldn’t be replaced. My work with the client can focus on healing those deep wounds that are negatively impacting their life, relationships, and the work with their primary therapist. This allows a client and their primary therapist to continue their work together simply by adding adjunct therapy. 

Neither one of you has to feel pressured to choose between the restorative relationship you have already established and being able to dig deeper with EMDR Therapy. As the primary therapist you are able to confidently treat concerns within your scope of genius; while a client can truly have the best of both worlds when it comes to transforming their life and relationships.  

Adjunct EMDR Therapy can help clients:

  • Resolve painful childhood experiences.

  • Identify and overcome problem thought patterns.

  • Learn to trust your inner voice and stand firm in your truth.

  • Learn how to show up authentically in your life and relationships without feeling guilty.

  • Increase your insight into impactful moments in your life.

  • Solidify the changes and growth you are making with your primary therapist.

Everyone wins when we work collaboratively and create space for a well rounded approach to healing.

What does the Adjunct EMDR Therapy process look like?

Adjunct EMDR Therapy Options

  • EMDR Intensive Therapy

    90-minute pre-intensive interview, 60-minute preparation session, 3 hours of intensive EMDR therapy from one to three days to help clients feel better faster, and a post-intensive session.

  • 10-12 Weekly Sessions

    90-minute weekly sessions to help clients jump start their healing journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

Together we can create a space for deep, transformational change.