Team Training & Presentations

Virtual learning tailored to your clinical team.

Looking for a presenter for your next lunch-and-learn, staff development meeting, or clinical training?

I offer virtual presentations, Q&A sessions, consultation groups, and workshops for group practices, agencies, and behavioral health organizations. Topics include IFS, EMDR, and the integration of these models, with content tailored to your team’s experience, interests, and clinical needs.

Whether your clinicians are learning something new or deepening established skills, we can create an experience that gives them practical ideas to bring into their work.

Presentation & Training Options

  • 60-minute overviews: Introduce a model or explore a focused clinical topic.

  • One- to two-hour presentations: Take a closer look at selected topics, with space for discussion and questions.

  • Open Q&A sessions: Bring your team’s questions about IFS, EMDR, or integrating the models.

  • Clinical consultation groups: Explore case conceptualization, clinical questions, and ways to move the work forward.

  • Half-day workshops and trainings: Deepen understanding through instruction, discussion, exercises, and demonstrations.

  • Full-day workshops and trainings: Create a more comprehensive learning experience around your team’s goals.

Depending on the topic and format, sessions may include lecture, discussion, experiential exercises, and demonstrations.

Topics We Can Explore

IFS Foundations & Clinical Applications

  • An introduction to IFS, parts, and Self energy

  • Understanding and working with protective systems

  • Parts mapping and getting to know parts

  • Healing and unburdening steps

  • Legacy and cultural burdens

  • Recognizing Self energy in practical, accessible ways

  • Maintaining continuity between sessions

  • Applying IFS with different clients and clinical needs

Deepening Your EMDR Skills

For EMDR-trained clinicians who want to expand their options, strengthen case conceptualization, and navigate challenging moments with greater confidence.

  • EMDR case conceptualization: Organizing the clinical picture and developing a treatment plan

  • Finding target memories and negative cognitions: Moving from presenting concerns to meaningful targets

  • Expanding Phase 2 options: Broadening preparation and resourcing to fit the client

  • EMDR with neurodivergent clients: Adapting the work to different processing styles, communication preferences, and sensory needs

  • Stuck points in Phase 4: Exploring what may be interfering with reprocessing and considering ways forward

These presentations can focus on EMDR practice itself or incorporate IFS, depending on your team’s interests.

Integrating EMDR & IFS

  • Phase 1: Bringing an IFS lens to history taking, treatment planning, and case conceptualization

  • Phase 2: Integrating IFS into preparation and resourcing

  • Phases 3 and 4: Identifying negative cognitions, working with protective parts, and transitioning into and supporting reprocessing

  • Moving beyond parts mapping and interviewing when the work is ready to progress

  • Clinical decision-making when sessions feel stuck or complex

EMDR Intensives

  • Structuring EMDR intensives to fit your practice and clients

  • Screening, readiness, and determining appropriateness

  • Case conceptualization, treatment planning, and target selection

  • Preparation and resourcing for extended sessions

  • Pacing reprocessing, navigating stuck points, and knowing when to pause

  • Integrating IFS and neurodivergence-affirming adaptations

  • Planning for closure, follow-up, and continuity of care

Presentations can range from an introduction to offering EMDR intensives to a focused workshop or consultation for clinicians already providing them.

Therapist Parts & Self-Leadership

  • Recognizing your own parts in the therapy room

  • Working with urgency, caretaking, and expert parts

  • Responding to uncertainty with greater clarity

  • Remaining connected to yourself while attending to your client

  • Building greater trust in yourself and your clients

Neurodivergence-Affirming Practice

  • Applying parts work through a neurodivergence-affirming lens

  • Making concepts and interventions accessible to different ways of processing

  • Attending to communication preferences and sensory needs

  • Adapting clinical work collaboratively with the client

Additional Topics Through My Professional Network

I can also help connect your organization with a trusted presenter for topics including:

  • Differential diagnosis and overlapping clinical presentations

  • Autism and ADHD in clinical practice

  • Recognizing and understanding OCD

  • Neurodivergence-affirming assessment and care

We’ll discuss your team’s needs to identify the right presenter and focus.

Have another topic in mind? You’re welcome to request a presentation tailored to your team’s interests and clinical setting.

If My Schedule Is Full…

If I’m fully booked, I’m happy to connect you with a trusted colleague whose expertise fits your team’s needs and whose work I can confidently recommend.

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