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You know how we sometimes get caught up following the big names in therapy? Their advice can be super helpful, especiall...
11/02/2024

You know how we sometimes get caught up following the big names in therapy? Their advice can be super helpful, especially when things get tough. But here's the thing - the real magic happens when we start trusting our own gut feelings.

I've been on both sides of the couch - as an EMDR pro and as someone who's been through therapy myself. And I realized something big: it's the client's own "aha!" moments and hard work that really make the difference.

So I created something that puts all that power right in the client's hands.

That's how The Client Workbook was born. It's like a personal guide for therapy clients, complete with videos to help them along.

It’s 70 pages of exercises and insights, plus over 3 hours of video content. It's all about helping clients figure out what really clicks for them in their healing journey. Think of it as a DIY kit for getting the most out of therapy.

Oh, and for all you therapists out there - we've got you covered too! There's a way for you to use this with all your clients.

So, whether you're someone looking to shake up your own therapy experience, or a therapist wanting to try something new with your clients, are you ready to jump in and see what happens?

http://zerodisturbance.com/client-workbook

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

As a therapist conducting thousands of EMDR sessions, I've witnessed countless transformations, but none quite as profou...
10/05/2024

As a therapist conducting thousands of EMDR sessions, I've witnessed countless transformations, but none quite as profound as the shift from restrictive to expansive love.

This shift is a universal theme that emerges in every single EMDR session I facilitate, emphasizing its fundamental importance in our emotional well-being.

I remember when I first started this journey myself, as a client of EMDR. The idea of letting go of the rigid rules I'd learned about love and worthiness felt really scary.

This fear is something I see reflected in my clients' eyes during our EMDR work, as we begin to challenge deeply ingrained patterns.

What if I become selfish? What if I lose control?

These were the questions that haunted me then, and I hear them echoed in session after session with clients as we work through the EMDR process.

But the truth is, while there's something scary about that change, the other side is pretty amazing. This is what I strive to help my clients discover through EMDR therapy.

When we dare to love ourselves expansively, we open up a world of authenticity and joy. We learn to trust our instincts, honor our feelings, and embrace our quirks.

This is the essence of the work we do in EMDR—reprogramming our minds to embrace a more expansive, authentic way of being.

This journey ripples out into every relationship we have. In EMDR sessions, we often see how this shift toward expansive self-love transforms not only the individual but their entire relational landscape.

It’s a beautiful thing to watch.

Yes, it's scary to challenge the restrictive love patterns we've known all our lives. But I promise you, the view from the other side is beautiful. This is what keeps me passionate about EMDR therapy—witnessing this transformation session after session.

It's a place where we can truly know ourselves, trust ourselves, and love ourselves just as we are. This is the ultimate goal of our EMDR work—to help each person find this place of expansive self-love.

Whether you're considering EMDR therapy or simply exploring the concept of expansive love, know that this journey, while challenging, holds the potential for profound personal transformation. It's a universal theme for a reason—because it speaks to the core of our human experience and our deepest needs for love and acceptance.

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

As both practitioners and seekers of healing, it’s easy to follow the well-worn paths laid out by those we admire in the...
09/14/2024

As both practitioners and seekers of healing, it’s easy to follow the well-worn paths laid out by those we admire in the field. Their wisdom and guidance can be invaluable, offering a compass when the journey seems difficult.

However, the true power of change lies in honing our own inner compass. It's the client's personal insights, efforts, and revelations that truly shape the outcome of their therapeutic journey.

Recognizing this as both an EMDR specialist and a therapy client, I've developed The Client Workbook with accompanying videos—a comprehensive resource designed to empower therapy clients in their healing process.

This 70-page workbook, complemented by over 3 hours of video content, serves as a guide for clients to identify and amplify what resonates most deeply with their unique path to healing. It's a tool for self-discovery and active participation in the therapeutic process.

For therapists, we offer a licensing option, allowing you to integrate this powerful resource into your practice and support all your clients in their journey of self-empowerment.

Ready to revolutionize your approach to therapy, whether as a client or a practitioner?

zerodisturbance.com/client-workbook

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

I’m thrilled to announce that The Client Workbook and supporting videos has launched!This comprehensive, fillable workbo...
09/07/2024

I’m thrilled to announce that The Client Workbook and supporting videos has launched!

This comprehensive, fillable workbook and its supporting videos are designed specifically for coaching and therapy clients to support the work they’re already doing.

What are you getting out of coaching or therapy? How do you know when the process is complete? That you have what you need?

The Client Workbook is informed by the hundreds of EMDR therapists who I’ve worked with in clinical consultation, the 10,000+ patients I’ve held, as well as my own Brainspotting and EMDR therapy process as a client.

This workbook, along with over three hours of meaningful, conversational videos, provides you with 15 unique assessments that I’ve created and perfected over 10 years of clinical work.

In the end, you’ll feel supported in identifying what is helpful and effective as you heal yourself and/or with your therapist or coach.

Want to learn more about empowering yourself to experience coaching or therapy on your terms? If you appreciated this episode, you won't want to miss out on The Client Workbook!

Get your workbook and supporting videos today!

https://www.zerodisturbance.com/client-workbook

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

09/05/2024

Think about depression first as a pendulum swinging back from anxiety. Often anxiety is a cadence that lives inside our body, a cadence that’s so fast and normalized that we don’t even realize how quickly we’re moving. And eventually we crash.

And then, we swing the other way back to anxiety. Back and forth as we respond to the world around us.

Feels a bit overwhelming, right? To never feel the normalcy of stillness.

This week on the podcast, I shared why EMDR is a good tool for depression. It can help us to live more often in our window of tolerance.

https://www.zerodisturbance.com/blog/Episode68

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

Constant movement at a high cadence is a pretty typical occurrence in the U.S. We’re conditioned to go…go…go…at work, at...
09/03/2024

Constant movement at a high cadence is a pretty typical occurrence in the U.S. We’re conditioned to go…go…go…at work, at home, for our families, that we’re really in a constant state of anxiety. And when we stop or try to slow down, we crash.

That crash, or collapse, is the pendulum swinging back, making us feel depressed. We go from hyperarousal, where we’re stuck in anxiety, sleeplessness, and even rage to hypoarousal, where we’re stuck in disconnection, fatigue, and exhaustion--from one extreme to another.

This week on the Zero Disturbance podcast, we're re-publishing one of our most downloaded episodes on why EMDR is such a great tool for people who suffer from depression and feelings of hopelessness. The popularity really speaks to the importance of this topic!

You’ll also learn what happens in our bodies and minds when we experience early trauma, why depression and anxiety are so linked, why there might be a medical reason for some depression, and how depression can actually feel safe.

https://www.zerodisturbance.com/blog/Episode68

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

Knowing that our EMDR resources and the Rebranding Trauma Therapy series are making a difference for listeners like you ...
09/01/2024

Knowing that our EMDR resources and the Rebranding Trauma Therapy series are making a difference for listeners like you is incredibly rewarding.

I’m grateful for everyone who is a part of our community and for your dedication to growth and healing.

Your support inspires us to keep pushing boundaries and sharing knowledge.

We’ve all seen the messages about getting over trauma, feeling happier, being more productive, and managing our feelings...
08/17/2024

We’ve all seen the messages about getting over trauma, feeling happier, being more productive, and managing our feelings, right?

Here's the deal: First, it's tough to tackle big challenges alone. Second, what works for one person might not work for the next.

If you're in therapy and feel like you're not getting what you want out of it, there are things you can do on your own (or with your therapist) to see better results, faster.

And if you're a therapist, it's totally cool to use resources outside of your training. As long as you educate yourself. (Though I recommend training, especially in brain-based modalities.)

I've put together my favorite free resources for both therapists and clients to make your therapy sessions super empowering.

Grab them here and watch your bundle grow in the next few weeks.

zerodisturbance.com/free-resources

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

How cool is this, that a therapy client shared the podcast with their therapist!? I love it. This means so much to me, t...
08/15/2024

How cool is this, that a therapy client shared the podcast with their therapist!? I love it.

This means so much to me, that I’ve inspired someone to explore more about EMDR so they can start sharing the message! 😍

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

If you’ve ever been told you have generalized anxiety disorder or you’re an anxious person, you may have sought out talk...
08/13/2024

If you’ve ever been told you have generalized anxiety disorder or you’re an anxious person, you may have sought out talk therapy or even medication to help you with this. Oftentimes therapists and physicians don’t see a connection between anxiety and trauma, likely because the American Psychological Association and the DSM’s definition of trauma is way too narrow.

The reality is that most people have experienced trauma and the feeling of anxiety is incredibly common. Feeling anxiety is normal! And EMDR is an amazing tool for recalibrating your relationship with the feeling of anxiety.

This week on the podcast I’m resharing one of our most popular episodes, where I talk more about what trauma actually is, and why the feeling of anxiety falls under this umbrella. I’m also sharing how EMDR brings everything we know about therapy into one modality and allows us to connect with parts of ourselves that hold anxiety so we can begin to heal.

The popularity really speaks to the importance of this topic!

https://www.zerodisturbance.com/blog/Episode67

Note: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional therapy. If you’re experiencing difficulties, please seek guidance from a licensed mental health provider.

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