Deepen Your Healing Journey with Adjunct EMDR in NJ & PA

When keeping your primary therapist is important.

You already have a therapist that you feel comfortable with and even though you’re feeling stuck in certain areas you don’t want to stop seeing them. Let’s face it, rapport is everything and finding a good fit can be difficult. This is where I come in…literally. You keep working with your trusted primary therapist AND work with me in the recommended intensive format.

I enjoy collaborating with other therapists, not only supporting you but honoring the journey and work you’ve already been doing together. Working in concert with your therapist by briefly adding adjunct EMDR for specific traumatic experiences can help the healing process continue moving forward. Since they know your history and present symptoms and goals, speak with your therapist to see if adjunct EMDR intensives might be a good fit.

With a targeted plan we all work together!

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:

  • Identify and overcome problem thought patterns.

  • Resolve painful childhood experiences.

  • 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.

Who is a good candidate?

  • Individuals who have been engaged in traditional therapy but find themselves at a standstill or experiencing slow progress may benefit from the targeted approach of EMDR Adjunct Therapy.

  • Individuals who are highly motivated and willing to work alongside a primary
    therapist and EMDR therapist.

  • Individuals without active substance abuse, self-injury, or safety risks.

  • Individuals who have adequate access to social support networks.

  • Individuals who have a secure and stable living environment.

What does the Adjunct EMDR Therapy process look like?

Step 3: We agree upon a timeframe and cadence for adjunct EMDR sessions and begin working on the EMDR goals unique to your client and their stuck points.

Step 4: Adjunct therapy comes to an end and we wrap up our care coordination. Client resumes their work with you and the resolution of the traumatic material strengthens your ongoing individual work together.

Step 1: Reach out. Share with your client how they could benefit from adjunct EMDR therapy and encourage them to schedule a free consultation with me. I also offer free consultations for therapist if you’d like to talk first.

Step 2: I require the client to sign a release to allow us to collaborate to provide the best care possible throughout the process.

Adjunct EMDR Options

EMDR Intensives (Learn More Here!)

This can be helpful for someone wanting to do deep work in a concentrated way. Great for client’s who are busy professionals, parents or are looking to break through those barriers in a shorter amount of time.

8-12 Weekly Sessions

Weekly EMDR sessions for a short period of time to get to the root of what is keeping your client stuck and to experience relief from their cycles that feel out of their control.

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

Frequently asked questions about adjunct EMDR:




  • No. Adjunct therapy is an added layer of support for your client does not replace the relationship with the primary therapist. I will discuss this in detail with the client up front. You and I will collaborate to provide your client with a team based approach to their goals and stuck points.

  • Check out my EMDR website page where I provide a more thourough client-friendly overview of EMDR, what to expect, and how i work as a therapist.

  • Talk through with your client the reasons why they will benefit from adjunct EMDR therapy. Encourage them to contact me to schedule a free consultation. If you have questions or would prefer to talk with me first, please reach out, I’m happy to connect with you.