I believe healing is rooted in connection, safety, and the right support, and that as therapists, we are always growing. In honoring the depth of this work, I’ve pursued advanced trainings to expand my knowledge and more fully embody the integrity, compassion, and presence it calls for. These trainings reflect my committment to healing through a trauma-informed, relational lens, integrating neuroscience, attachment theory, and the lived realities of those I serve. They continue to shape how I practice — with skill, intention, and heart.

Below is a selection of specialized trainings I’ve completed, offered as a glimpse, not the entirety.


EMDR & Trauma-Focused Approaches

I have pursued advanced training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), a research-supported approach to treating trauma and distress.

  • EMDR Basic Training – Part 1 & Part 2

  • Attachment-Focused EMDR: A Relational Approach

  • EMDR R-TEP & G-TEP Protocols: Early Trauma Response

    • Specialized EMDR protocols for supporting individuals, couples, families, or groups impacted by the same event. Designed for early intervention to reduce the lasting effects of trauma.

  • EMDR Adult, Complex Trauma & Dissociation Specialist Intensive Program

  • Healing the Whole Self: Treating Dissociation in Harmony with EMDR

  • In Progress: EMDRIA Certification

Trauma-Informed Certifications

  • Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist – Individual (CCTS-I)

  • Trauma Healing Through the Senses

    • Conference training with Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, author of The Body Keeps the Score

Emotion & Attachment-Based Therapy

  • Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples in Crisis

    • Training with Dr. Sue Johnson, developer of EFT, and author of Hold Me Tight

Skills-Based Modalities

  • Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

    • 8-week certification focused on emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and mindfulness

  • Rewire the Anxious Brain

    • Neuroscience-informed treatment of anxiety, panic, and worry with Dr. Marwa Azab, PhD