Resiliency Building

for Helping Professionals

Healing those who heal others

Helping the helpers

Group EMDR to prevent burnout and increase resiliency

Your team of helpers may be feeling…

  • Helpless and hopeless

  • A sense they can never do enough

  • Diminished creativity

  • Easily distracted

  • Lack of motivation

  • Consistently exhausted even with adequate rest

  • Irritability

  • Minimizing

  • Compassion fatigue or inability to listen

  • Burnout

  • Easily tearful or crying

  • Negative outlook

 Group EMDR is investing in the self-care of your staff to help them thrive.

How group emdr works

You can move forward from this.

Group EMDR is an evidence-based method to prevent psychological trauma and instill resiliency and resourcing skills after exposure to traumatic incident, including secondary trauma. When implemented soon after the event, it can significantly reduce the risk of development of PTSD symptoms. It is an introspective method and therefore participants do not have to talk about their experiences out loud.

Participants will have the opportunity to…

  • Feel relief

  • Process a sticky patient story

  • Improve mental and emotional capacity

  • Resolve confusion about events

  • Reduce burnout

  • Work introspectively without being asked or required to share anything out loud

  • Organize their thoughts and beliefs about events

  • Learn grounding resourcing skills for stabilization

  • Go home with more coping skills

Helping Professionals include…

  • Emergency room personnel

  • Doctors, PAs, NPs, nurses, MAs, and other medical professionals

  • Pastoral & hospice care providers

  • Therapists and psychiatrists

  • Paramedics

  • Firefighters

  • Law enforcement

  • Emergency medical technicians

  • Disaster response teams

  • Emergency dispatchers

Frequently asked questions about group emdr

FAQs

  • Typically, yes. I will travel to your place of business and provide EMDR in person with all participants. I provide Group EMDR in all four states where I am licensed: TN, CA, VA, and NV. Depending on the size of the group, a second Group EMDR trained therapist may accompany me. There are exceptions when online Group EMDR may be an option for your helping professional team.

  • Typically, Group EMDR occurs in one session that is two or three hours. Every session includes resourcing, coping skills, and grounding techniques to take home.

  • No. One of the great benefits of EMDR is the processing is internal. Participants do not share out loud about the events they are working through during Group EMDR.

  • The first step is to schedule a consultation with me by completing the online inquiry form. Once we agree to move forward, we will set a date, and I will send you a contract that includes rates and travel costs.

Help your staff thrive as a team.