FAQs on my EMDR Adjunctive Therapy Process
To help ease any anxieties or fears that you may have about your client beginning this process with me, I want to reassure you that you will remain your client’s primary therapist throughout the entire adjunctive EMDR process. I know how hard you’ve both done to reach this point of deeper trauma processing work. Nothing about this work replaces the therapeutic connection you have built together with your client, in fact this builds on it. Adjunctive EMDR therapy is designed to be goal-orientated and temporary.
How does the EMDR Adjunctive Process Work?
For adjunctive work I recommend intensive sessions, such as 90 minutes or 3 hours. These could be scheduled monthly/client preference. Additionally, I assess for the client’s readiness for EMDR as well, which is done in part through the collaboration with you and other members of their clinical team.
What would this look like?
How would we work together?
I’m a big fan and proponent of collaborative care. As someone who is worked across systems as a certified ASL interpreter and then as a therapist I understand the nuances of collaboration. Throughout the process through an ROI signed by your client you will remain in the loop every step of the way. Additionally, I am happy to connect with other members of the client’s clinical team to best support them. If you still have questions please feel free to connect with me and I would be happy to explore this further.
Contact me.
Sarah Nunes, LCSW, PC: Relationship and Trauma Therapist
sarahnunes@therapyemail.com
(585)-332-3289