For Mental Health Professionals
In addition to providing individual psychotherapy, Trauma therapy Chicago LLC offers EMDR consultation and clinical supervision for mental health professionals seeking to strengthen their clinical skills and confidence.
Meeting Schedule
Meeting Schedule & Registration
📅 Monthly, generally on the first Friday, 2–3 PM CT
📅 First Meeting: October 23, 2026 (Friday) then once a month meeting every first Friday of the month. Next meeting November 6, 2026(Friday)
To join our community and register for upcoming meetings, please visit our Meetup page.
Join Us on Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/chicago-beyond-emdr-therapist-community/
EMDR Therapists Circle
Connect. Collaborate. Support One Another.
EMDR Therapists Circle is a virtual professional community for licensed and license-eligible mental health clinicians who have completed or are currently completing EMDR Basic Training.
Our monthly meetings offer a supportive space to discuss challenging clinical cases, exchange professional perspectives, and navigate the emotional demands of trauma-focused work. Our goal is to reduce professional isolation, prevent compassion fatigue and burnout, and promote ethical, compassionate client care.
What We Offer
Collaborative discussions of challenging clinical cases.
Peer support and professional networking.
Compassion fatigue and burnout prevention.
Shared clinical insights and resources.
Important Information
EMDR Therapists Circle is a professional peer discussion and mutual support group, not formal EMDR consultation, clinical supervision, or psychotherapy. Participation does not qualify for EMDRIA consultation hours. All case discussions must protect client confidentiality.
EMDR Consultation
Supporting Therapists Through IFS-informed EMDR Consultation Model
Trauma Therapy Chicago LLC provides virtual EMDR consultation for therapists seeking a supportive, collaborative, and encouraging learning experience. Consultation is informed by an understanding of complex trauma, attachment, dissociation, and parts work, including the integration of IFS-informed principles with EMDR therapy.
Consultation services are available for therapists who are:
Completing EMDR Basic Training
Pursuing EMDRIA Certification
Seeking consultation on specific clinical cases
Looking for ongoing professional development in EMDR therapy
Our Consultation Philosophy
Learning EMDR involves more than knowing the eight phases and following a protocol. Clinical work—particularly with complex trauma—often requires therapists to slow down, remain curious, and understand the protective responses that may emerge during treatment.
My consultation approach is collaborative and IFS-informed, with attention to attachment, dissociation, protective parts, and the therapeutic relationship. Consultation is intended to help therapists strengthen clinical judgment, deepen their understanding of the EMDR model, and develop greater confidence in adapting their work to the individual needs of each client.
Clinical Supervision for Clinicians
Supporting Clinicians Through Collaborative, Trauma and Culturally-Informed Supervision
Trauma Therapy Chicago LLC provides virtual clinical supervision for clinicians seeking a supportive, collaborative, and encouraging environment for professional growth. Supervision is informed by an understanding of complex trauma, attachment, relational dynamics, emotional dysregulation, and personality disorders, including Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD).
Clinical supervision is available for clinicians who are:
Working toward professional licensure requirements
Seeking support with complex or challenging clinical cases
Working with complex trauma and attachment-related concerns
Working with personality disorders, including Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Looking for ongoing professional development and clinical growth
Our Supervision Philosophy
Clinical supervision offers more than an opportunity to discuss cases. Complex clinical work often requires therapists to slow down, remain curious, consider multiple perspectives, and reflect on both the client’s experience and their own responses within the therapeutic relationship.
My supervision approach is collaborative, trauma-informed, and relational, with attention to case conceptualization, therapeutic boundaries, ethical decision-making, and the complexities that can emerge when working with trauma and personality disorders. Supervision is intended to help clinicians strengthen clinical judgment, develop greater confidence, and approach challenging clinical work with increased clarity and curiosity.