Boundaries are one of those words that get thrown around constantly—especially in the therapy world. But when it comes to EMDR intensives, boundaries aren’t just a

When most EMDR therapists think about marketing, they picture things they’d rather avoid—cold calls, networking events, social media. But what if marketing didn’t have to feel

In this episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast, I want to talk about something I’m seeing over and over again with EMDR therapists who are

In this episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it actually looks like to rebuild an EMDR intensive practice

After several business-focused episodes, this one is intentionally more clinical. In Episode 66 of the Future Template Parent Podcast, I introduce the Integrative Group Trauma Episode

This episode is a little different. Instead of teaching about EMDR intensives in theory, I’m taking you inside my 12-Week EMDR Intensives Group Coaching Program—specifically, Module

This episode wasn’t planned. What I had planned was a more structured topic—but then my week with my kids fell apart, and it became impossible to

Charging $5,000 for an EMDR intensive can feel intimidating—even when you know your work is solid. In this episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast, I

For many therapists, treatment planning carries baggage. It brings up memories of community mental health paperwork, insurance requirements, and sessions that felt more punitive than therapeutic.

One of the biggest reasons EMDR therapists don’t follow through on launching intensives has nothing to do with motivation, intelligence, or clinical skill. It’s a lack

If you want to offer EMDR intensives, you can’t rely on the same clinical approach you use in 50‑minute sessions. In this episode of the Future

One of the most common questions I hear from therapists is: Is business coaching actually worth it—or could I just figure this out on my own?

Perfectionism is one of the most socially rewarded traits in therapists—and one of the most professionally limiting. In Episode 58 of the Future Template Parent Podcast,

One of the most common frustrations I hear from EMDR therapists sounds like this: “I have intensives on my website. I talk about them on Instagram.

Couples EMDR intensives are one of the most talked‑about—and least understood—applications of intensive trauma work. In this episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast, I’m joined

What if, one year from now, your EMDR practice looked completely different? Less burnout. Fewer weekly clients. More spaciousness. More income. More time to actually live

When I started the Future Template Parent Podcast, I wasn’t sure I could keep going. Weekly episodes felt ambitious. Sometimes overwhelming. Often squeezed in between client

When I started the Future Template Parent Podcast, I wasn’t sure I could keep going. Weekly episodes felt ambitious. Sometimes overwhelming. Often squeezed in between client

If you’re starting to offer EMDR intensives in your practice — or even just thinking about it — there are three common mistakes I see therapists

Last week I introduced the early trauma protocol and how to use it in EMDR intensives. Today we’re shifting gears. We’re talking about money. More specifically,