Therapist Training and Consultation
Let's Work Together
I love working with other therapists that have a passion for EMDR and/or Internal Family Systems (IFS) work. If you have dipped your toes into the IFS waters at all, you know that getting into leveled training is extremely difficult. In fact, the cohort I was a part of had a better chance of getting into an Ivy League School then our Level One training!
My goal is to help bridge the gap for those who find themselves wanting to help clients utilizing IFS work while waiting for or considering applying for an IFSI Leveled Training.
What makes working with me unique is that I was a full-time professor for 8 years and still teach as an adjunct. When I worked in higher education full-time, my greatest joy was helping students find their place in the field of social work.
Sure, it took some trial and error, but when it clicked and students found their passions, it was the coolest thing to be a part of.
I look at consultation and training much the same way. I bring a lot of joy and passion for the work to the group, but my main goal is to help you find your path for your practice of therapy. I am not a trainer or consultant who encourages participants to copy and paste what I do. I encourage you to take examples and experiences within the group and tailor them to your client and your way of doing therapy.
Yes, there are protocols and ethical boundaries we must all adhere to, but that is not what I am talking about. I am talking about the rapport-building and connection-finding parts of healing work that is the meat and potatoes of therapy. You need to find a way to do this that feels natural and comfortable to you. Learning something new, like IFS or EMDR is going to stretch your skills, and that is okay! That is where I come in. We hone the skills so that they are second nature and you can focus on being present and finding the flow of your work with clients.
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Intro to IFS Webinar
what it is:
Dates:
This one-hour virtual workshop is for anyone interested in learning more about IFS and providing it as a therapeutic intervention with your clients. We will cover the basics of the IFS model and give participants some tangible ways to incorporate IFS with clients immediately. You will leave with basic knowledge of the IFS model and practical examples of implementing steps of the model.
Feb. 9, 2026 2pm - 3pm CST via Zoom
Price With 1 CE:
FREE
who it's for:
Students
Pre-licensed professionals
associates
licensed mental health professionals
IFS Consultation Group
dates & times
what it is:
This drop-in consultation group is for providers who want to dive deeper into the IFS model with other therapists, consult on cases, and discuss practical application of IFS in their own lives and with clients. You do not need to be IFSI trained to join this group. We ask that you have a basic understanding of IFS and are working towards utilizing it with your clients. At this time, this group does not count towards IFSI Certification Consultation.
11am - 12pm CST Feb 20th, March 6th, March 27, April 3, April 17, May 8, May 22
who it's for:
Students
Pre-licensed professionals
associates
licensed mental health professionals who have basic understanding of IFS
Price per 60-minute Session:
$45
Self-Led IFS Sessions
what it is:
This 3‑hour IFS Workshop is designed to help you being to confidently facilitate real parts-informed sessions — even if you’ve felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to translate IFS concepts into actual therapy. Many IFS trainings teach what the model is — but not how to apply it moment‑by‑moment in session. That gap leaves therapists doubting themselves, over‑intellectualizing parts work, or avoiding it altogether.
dates & times:
March 12, 20026 8:30am - 11:30am CST via Zoom
who it's for:
Students
Pre-licensed professionals
associates
licensed mental health professionals who have basic understanding of IFS and are utilizing it in their practice
Price with 3CEs:
$79
IFS + EMDR Consultation Group
what it is:
This consultation group is for providers who want to learn more about combining IFS and EMDR protocols for their clients. Participants in this group must have completed an EMDRIA approved EMDR training. This group will have educational components, as well as opportunities to discuss and consult on cases.
dates & times:
Mondays in 2026 - Dates coming soon!
who it's for:
Students
Pre-licensed professionals
associates
licensed mental health professionals who have basic understanding of IFS and have completed EMDRIA basic EMDR training
Price per 90-minute Session:
$60
IFS + EMDR INtegration
what it is:
Live Online | 2026 Dates coming soon
Learn how to confidently integrate IFS into the EMDR protocol for deeper trauma healing. This experiential training will show you how to recognize and work with parts during EMDR, map IFS skills to each phase of the protocol, and strengthen your ability to support clients during preparation and reprocessing. Your registration also includes three post-training consultation & practice groups to help you continue developing skills and applying what you’ve learned.
Price With 15 CES:
$795
Download training brochure
who it's for:
Completed EMDR Basic training
Pre-licensed professionals
associates
licensed mental health professionals
IFS Foundations Lab
what it is:
Live Online | January - April 2026 | 9:00am–2:00pm CST
Unlike many trainings that focus only on theory, the IFS Foundations Lab combines in-depth teaching of the IFS model with practical, hands-on skill building. Over four live training days and guided consultation sessions, you’ll not only understand the steps of Internal Family Systems therapy — you’ll also practice using them with confidence in your own clinical work.
Live Training Days (Zoom | CST)
● April 30, May 28, June 25, July 23, 2026 · 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Consultation Sessions (Zoom | CST)
● May 13, June 10, July 8, July 28, 2026 · 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Price With 22 CES:
$1495
Download training brochure
who it's for:
Students
Pre-licensed professionals
associates
licensed mental health professionals
Am I the right consultant for you?
Just like finding a therapist, it is vital that you feel a connection with and sense of trust with any consultant you work with. You might already know you want to join one of my groups or trainings, but in case you are on the fence still, here are some things to consider:
Probably a Good Fit if You:
Are open to learning from others’ experiences not just your own
Prefer to practice skills in consultation groups
Enjoy engaging with other providers
Can hold space that we all might approach cases differently, and we can all still learn from one another
Probably Not a Good Fit if You:
Need EMDRIA and IFSI consultation hours
Don’t feel comfortable sharing cases with others (consider individual consultation reach out over email)
Are looking for supervision (consultation is different than supervision)
Are looking for a copy and paste way to do your therapy sessions
Frequently Asked
Questions
What are the main differences between consultation and supervision?
Here is a chart explaining the differences between the two:
ASPECT
SUPERVISION
CONSULTATION
Formality
Formal, ongoing
Informal or as-needed
Evaluator Role
Supervisor evaluates and guides
Consultant offers advice, no evaluation
Responsibility
Shared responsibility for client care
Sole responsibility remains with the therapist
Purpose
Development and accountability
Guidance on specific issues or expertise
Requirement
Often mandatory for licensure
Voluntary, situational
Both processes are vital tools for maintaining professional growth and ensuring ethical, effective practice, but they cater to different stages and needs in a therapist's career.
Are your consultation groups drop-in or cohorts?
IFS Skills Group:
9am - 10:30am CST
- Cohort 2: April 1, April 15, April 29, May 13, May 27
- Cohort 3: June 3, June 17, July 1, July 15, July 29
- Cohort 4: Sept. 2, Sept. 16, Sept. 30, October 14, October 28
- Cohort 5: November 4, November 18, December 2, December 16
IFS + EMDR Group:
12pm - 1:30pm CST
- Cohort 2: April 2, April 16, April 30, May 14, May 28
- Cohort 3: June 4, June 18, July 2, July 16, July 30
- Cohort 4: Sept. 3, Sept. 17, October 1, October 15, October 29
- Cohort 5: November 5, November 19, December 3, December 17
Why don’t your consultation groups count toward EMDRIA or IFSI consultation hours? And what does that mean?
The consultation groups don’t count towards those hours because I am currently in the middle of getting my certification for both EMDR and IFS. Once I do, I will be thrilled to offer that added benefit to my consultation groups. If you don’t know what that means, check out this info from EMDRIA and IFSI about certification.
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