For Therapists and other Professionals: Adjunct Therapy & Intensive Referrals
EMDR REFERRALS | BRAINSPOTTING REFERRALS | THERAPY INTENSIVES REFERRALS | ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY
What if we could do even more for our clients, together?
By teaming up, we can help your clients get unstuck through EMDR and Brainspotting Intensives, giving you the space to focus on the work you love.
With options for 1-day, 2-day, or 3-day intensives, we’ll find the right fit to best support your clients' needs.
Maybe you are…
considering referring a client to address a stuck point that feels outside your clinical interest.
wanting to support a client who is struggling with issues that don’t have clear memories or words, but only body sensations.
seeking additional support for a long-term client, but transferring them permanently doesn’t seem like the right choice.
looking to team up with a clinician who specializes in EMDR or Brainspotting so that your client can work through a distressing event, medical diagnosis or procedure or event stuck body sensations and pain.
What is an Adjunctive Therapy Intensive?
Adjunctive therapy is a strategic partnership that enhances your work while supporting your client’s ongoing healing.
When you refer your client to a Therapy Intensive, I can step in alongside the great foundation you've already built with them. Together, we’ll provide focused, short-term support, and then return the client to you, ready to continue their journey.
Rest assured, I am not looking to steal your clients! As a matter of fact, one of the pre-requisites when screening a client for adjunctive therapy is that clients understand that our work is short-term, that they will return to their current therapist for ongoing care.
By incorporating adjunct EMDR sessions, you’re not just adding a referral to your list — you’re offering a pathway to profound healing and transformation.
Together, we can create a therapeutic environment where breakthroughs are not just possible, but achievable. Let’s redefine what’s possible for your clients and your practice.
Working together is simple, here are the next steps.
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Reach out & connect
Reach out for your complimentary colleague consultation and I will answer any questions you may have about Adjunct work. I get it, referring a client requires a level of trust in the other clinician. You know your client well and you want to make sure you have all the information you need prior to suggesting and Adjunctive referral. Feel free to ask me anything- my goal is to make sure that I am the right fit to offer this service to your client.
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(Optional) Pre-Intensive Support
I want the Adjunctive Intensive therapy to feel as seamless as possible for you and your client. With your client’s signed Release of Information, I can send you a short (3-5 item) questionnaire so that I can best serve your client. Here is a couple sample questions; What memories, thoughts, or body sensations do you think your client would benefit from addressing at this intensive?
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(Optional) Post-Intensive Summary
If your client has signed a Release of Information, I will send youI will send you a summary about 10 days after we complete the intensive. This summary with include the client’s progress over the weekend, a short summary of each Intensive session and some of your client’s key take aways. Again, my goal is to make the entire process as seamless and beneficial for your ongoing clinical work with your client.
Find the partnership you’ve been seeking.
faqs
Other intensive questions? I’ve got answers.
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Adjunctive therapy is a strategic partnership to make your work smother, while supporting your client’s continued healing.
When you refer your client to an EMDR Therapy Intensive, I can come along side your work, build on the foundation that you and your client have laid, and offer and support for a focused, short-term and return the client to you!
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Therapy Intensives are more effective and efficient than normal 50-minute therapy sessions. Typically in a 50-minute session, there are at least 5-10 minutes of “check-in” at the start of the session and usually, 5-10 minutes spent on “closing up” or “checking out” at the end of a session - Leaving only 30-40 minutes for deep therapeutic work. Therapy Intensives are different. A 3-hour Therapy Intensive allows for 2.5 hours of depth work. That’s the equivalent of five 50-minute sessions or more than a month of therapy - in a single day!
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Therapy Intensives are perfect for people that are ready for relief and are motivated to do deep work.
Intensives can also be particularly helpful for folks that are struggling to regulate their nervous systems (AKA: you feel like a broken record in session, they are just too flooded to be able to take on new information).
If they have a specific topic, trauma, or stressor that you want support with - this can be the focus of their Therapy Intensive.
Intensives can also be particularly helpful for people with clear deadlines such as a sabbatical or break from work, upcoming changes like getting married, having a baby or starting a new job).
EMDR is amazing for women who are worried about birth and or have a history of brith trauma. It can be protective against postpartum mental health issues and allow the new mom to better bond with baby.
If your client feels stuck and ready to see things change in their life and your relationships
Intensives are not a good fit IF:
You are satisfied with your weekly or every other week therapy.
You love the idea of a slower and steady pace. You want smaller steps to add up over time, not a leap or jump.Accelerating your healing sounds overwhelming to you.
You are in a mental health crisis and require 24/7 support.
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Intensives are probably NOT going to be the right fit for your client at this time IF:
Your client is overwhelmed by 1 hour sessions and struggles to tolerate a regular session.
Your client is satisfied with your weekly or every other week therapy.
Your client loves the idea of a slower and steady pace. They want smaller steps to add up over time, not a leap or jump.
Accelerating their healing sounds overwhelming to them.
They are currently in a mental health crisis and require 24/7 support.
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Intensives are great for deep work including but not limited too:
Getting to the root of anxiety, panic attacks and depression
Grieving loss of relationships, loved ones, or communities.
Resolving recurrent nightmares, fears or phobias ( ex: fear of driving after a car accident or fear of flying)
Processing through a medical trauma, a difficult procedure or diagnosis for yourself or a loved one.
Releasing trauma stored in the body connected to psychological pain.
Processing childhood wounds (including abuse and neglect)
Unpacking Spiritual Harm & Religious Abuse
Dealing with mental blocks around upcoming events such as going birth, getting married, or taking on a promotion at work.
To shift out of writers/ creative blocks and return to a creative flow.
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No prep is required of the referring therapist.
Optional: If you want (and your client signs ROI, you could answer 3-5 questions to help me best serve you and your client.
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Intensives are available online for residents of Florida and Georgia as well as in-person in Orlando, Florida.
For in-person locations, I partner with a local practice and use their space for in-person intensives.
Let me know if you are interested in pictures of the rooms and maps of their locations.
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Intensive's cost is based on the number of days the client signs up for.
Cost starts at $1,160.
A 50% non-refundable deposit is due at the time you book your Therapy Intensive.
The remaining 50% is due on the first day of the Intensive Session.
As you are thinking through finances, I am a Care Credit provider and able to accept Care Credit for payment.
One of the benefits of Care Credit is being able to make payments over a period of time so it allows clients to create a payment plan.
Additionally, I am open to creating a payment plan with clients. They just need to be paid in-full by day one.