Intensives are ideal therapeutic spaces for integrating various modalities! Today's episode shows us how. In this Zero Disturbance Spotlight Podcast, we explore how to think like a Zero Disturbance business owner/ clinician with Tracy Lynch, who incorporates her training with Gottman, parts work, an...
So much of what we do in the EMDR community is anchored in teaching and learning. But the unfortunate truth is that sometimes we get caught up in the same information, protocols and rules that have been repeated for the past 30 some odd years.Â
When we lose sight of developing clinical reasoning sk...
Y’all, I am so thankful for the Zero Disturbance community! It’s been almost two years since I began this journey and I truly have you to thank.Â
Since the start of Zero Disturbance, we’ve created digital kits and workbooks, The Consultation Program, and, as of a few short weeks ago, Zero Disturban...
From where I sit, I get to meet so many cool therapists who are diversifying their businesses with intensives. It's time that all of you got in on the conversation. My hope is that you will hear the experiences of others to inspire you, build you up, and give you confidence to do exactly what works ...
Y'all, I did a thing: took my twins on vacation in Pacifica, stayed at a rental house we've never stayed in, and I did it ALL BY MYSELF. Talk about a parenting milestone!
In addition to creating new neural pathways on our inaugural mommy vacation, I noticed old neural pathways. My brain was linking...
From where I sit, I get to meet so many cool therapists who are diversifying their businesses with intensives. It's time that all of you got in on the conversation. My hope is that you will hear the experiences of others to inspire you, build you up, and give you confidence to do exactly what works ...
As EMDR therapists, we know that we never want to overwhelm our clients with feeling too much or too fast when it comes to trauma. Less is often more when creating safety. We know this because we are taught to spend time in Phase 2 with resourcing and preparation before going into trauma networks. A...
If you are a trauma-informed therapist, you understand attachment. Your clients have C-PTSD and/or relational trauma. You already get it: attachment is king.Â
So, what does it mean when we think about intentional attachment and detachment as a therapist? How about as an intensive therapist?
Today'...
I'm guessing you're also hearing this in session: "I don't know who I am anymore." I hear it daily. And its this long-term, trauma identity coming through, disorienting all of us.
Today we talk about a framework to make sense of what is (still) happening now and how to intentionally structure (and ...
Anyone else crying this week as your kids start school? My kindergarteners need me less because they're growing, as they should. It's a normal part of life. And this will continue as they keep growing into who they're meant to be. This is how I know that I'm doing my job.Â
Kinder drop off this morn...
Anyone else's brain feeling mushy? Thought so.
Well, good news. (Most of) our clients do not need a detailed explanation of Phases 1-8 or "neuroscience speak" when they ask how EMDR works or what to expect. In today's free video, we discuss three metaphors to help you, your consultees, and your cli...
I opened up my laptop the other day and ended up in one of the many private practice Facebook groups. I stumbled across a post I’d seen 1,000 versions of before. And it went something like this...
“I’m an exhausted parent and I don’t know how to fit my client schedule into my personal life. I’m so ...