Refer Your Clients

Adjunctive IFS-Informed EMDR Intensives for Your Stuck Cases

Collaborative and Designed to Support Your Ongoing Work

When weekly therapy isn't enough.

Collaborative intensive therapy for:

  • Clients who feel stuck

  • Clients plateauing in treatment

  • Complex trauma

  • High-functioning professionals

  • Clients seeking concentrated trauma work

How Collaboration Works

  • Referral consultation

  • Shared treatment planning

  • Intensive experience

  • Transition back to referring therapist

  • Collaboration post-instensive

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Clinical Presentations We Commonly Support with EMDR

Single-Incident Trauma

  • Accidents or injuries

  • Crime victimization

  • Medical trauma

  • Natural disasters

  • Sexual assault

Prolonged Trauma

  • Childhood emotional, physical, or sexual abuse

  • Childhood emotional neglect

  • Domestic violence

  • Ritual or systemic trauma

Complex Trauma

  • Attachment + family-of-origin trauma

  • Complicated or traumatic grief

  • Moral injury

  • Generational or cultural trauma

  • Multiple unresolved traumatic experiences

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FAQs for Referring Therapists

  • No. While therapy with Katy can serve as primary care, our intensive services are designed solely as adjunctive care. We both value a team approach to healing and approach adjunctive therapy as a collaborative team.

    Clients are expected to maintain an ongoing relationship with you unless otherwise discussed.

  • No. Our role is focused trauma processing and addressing the symptoms of trauma. We actively support the client returning to you for continued integration and ongoing support.

  • With client consent, we are happy to coordinate before, during, and after EMDR work—especially for intensives—to align treatment goals and integration planning.

  • Intensives are often helpful when:

    • Clients feel stuck despite insight-oriented work

    • Weekly therapy feels too slow or fragmented

    • Clients need containment for complex trauma work

    • Life circumstances require focused, immersive healing time

  • Yes. Many clients come to us after prior EMDR that felt incomplete, overwhelming, or stalled. Many Intensive clients come with an established primary therapist who is trained in EMDR. Our IFS-informed EMDR approach often helps move through stuck places.

  • Our IFS and Nervous- System informed approach throughout preparation, pacing, and processing is a consent-based parts work that respects each person’s system and honors rather than overrides. This approach has demonstrated powerful results particularly for complex trauma presentations.

  • No. Our model emphasizes stabilization, integration, and return to ongoing therapy—not repeated crisis-driven intervention.

  • Absolutely. We frequently collaborate with therapists from relational, psychodynamic, somatic, CBT, and other orientations.

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