Consultation
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General Consultation Information
First and foremost, it makes you a better EMDR therapist.
Discussing cases with a consultant helps provide development of your EMDR practice. It is meant to be both supportive and challenging.
It also protects the client. It helps to reduce the risk of oversight and therapist drift, by helping the EMDR therapist to reflect on their own feelings, thoughts, adherence to EMDR protocols and general approach with the client.
- Basic Training Consultation*
- General Case Consultation
- Advanced Practice or Complex Case Consultation
- EMDRIA Certification
- EMDRIA Consultation-of-Consultation for Consultants in Training
More information on each type can be found Here.
Consultation can currently be provided via:
- Video
- Phone
Consultation can be provided across state and country boundaries as it is not supervision and is not a patient-client relationship.
Ready to start? Schedule now!
Individual Consultation may be provided in the following lengths: 30, 45, 60, 75, and 90 minutes. These may be scheduled as needed or on a recurring basis. The length would be agreed upon at the time of scheduling.
Individual consultation has the benefit of solely focusing on the individual’s needs and cases, which can provide significant opportunities for growth.
Ready to start? Schedule now!
Do you know someone who also wants consultation? Share your consultation time!
Dyads are scheduled like individual consultation (as needed or routine), and the dyad is responsible for splitting the cost of individual consultation. Dyads have a minimum time of 60 minutes. Dyads can be counted for 30 minutes of group and 30 minutes of individual consultation when scheduled for 60 minutes.
Ready to start? Schedule now!
Group consultation provides many of the benefits of individual consultation and additionally gives consultees the experience of sharing and learning from the variety of cases and experiences presented. Confidence and competency can increase when discussing work with colleagues. Group consultation also provides an opportunity to observe oneself in relation to others.
Groups must have a minimum of 3 people and are done on an agreed upon recurring basis (typically monthly). Each group member receives time for case consultation, and participants are encouraged to provide feedback to each other and discuss with each other during other participants’ cases. Group length depends on the number of participants in the group. Additional groups will be added when there are enough people to start a new group to fill the minimum participant requirements. Andrea will create waiting lists for this purpose.
All efforts are made to create groups based on the level of training and practice so that everyone can get something out of the whole experience.
Ready to start? Inquire about groups or get on a waiting list for a new group now, by contacting Andrea!
Note: if you are obtaining required consultation hours for a specific process such as EMDRIA certification, please check the regulations regarding number of group vs. individual consultation hours.
First and foremost, it makes you a better EMDR therapist.
Discussing cases with a consultant helps provide development of your EMDR practice. It is meant to be both supportive and challenging.
It also protects the client. It helps to reduce the risk of oversight by helping the EMDR therapist to reflect on their own feelings, thoughts, adherence to the protocol and general approach with the client.
- Basic Training Consultation*
- General Case Consultation
- Advanced Practice or Complex Case Consultation
- EMDRIA Certification
- EMDRIA Consultation-of-Consultation
More information on each type can be found Here.
Consultation can be provided:
- Face-to-face in Golden Valley, Minnesota, USA.
- From a distance- typically by phone or phone conference system (free).
- Mixed format is an option for groups or dyads.
Consultation can be provided across state and country boundaries as it is not supervision and is not a patient-client relationship.
Ready to start? Schedule now!
Please note: Andrea sees clients in a different location than where she provides consultation.
Individual Consultation may be provided in the following lengths: 30, 45, 60, 75, and 90 minutes. These may be scheduled as needed or on a recurring basis. The length would be agreed upon at the time of scheduling.
Individual consultation has the benefit of solely focusing on the individual’s needs and cases, which can provide significant opportunities for growth.
Ready to start? Schedule now!
Do you know someone who also wants consultation? Share your consultation time!
Dyads are scheduled like individual consultation (as needed or routine), and the dyad is responsible for splitting the cost of individual consultation. Dyads have a minimum time of 60 minutes.
Ready to start? Schedule now!
Group consultation provides many of the benefits of individual consultation and additionally gives consultees the experience of sharing and learning from the variety of cases and experiences presented. Confidence and competency can increase when discussing work with colleagues. Group consultation also provides an opportunity to observe oneself in relation to others.
Groups must have a minimum of 4 people and are done on an agreed upon recurring basis (typically monthly). Each group member receives time for case consultation, and participants are encouraged to provide feedback to each other and discuss with each other during other participants’ cases. Group length depends on the number of participants in the group. Additional groups will be added when there are enough people to start a new group to fill the minimum participant requirements. Andrea will create waiting lists for this purpose.
All efforts are made to create groups based on the level of training and practice so that everyone can get something out of the whole experience.
Ready to start? Inquire about groups or get on a waiting list for a new group now, by contacting Andrea!
Note: if you are obtaining required consultation hours for a specific process, please check the regulations regarding group vs. individual consultation hours.