
These virtual drop-in consultation groups are designed for therapists already trained in EMDR who want to explore how Internal Family Systems (IFS) can be integrated to overcome defenses, blocks, and stuck points in client work.
Who Should Attend:
– EMDR-trained therapists curious about IFS integration
– Practitioners with IFS awareness or Level 1 training
– Clinicians working with highly defended or blocked clients
– Therapists seeking creative approaches when standard EMDR protocols plateau
What to Expect:
These sessions offer real-time consultation where you can bring client cases requiring consultation, ask questions about using IFS to support EMDR work, or simply observe and learn how these two powerful modalities can be integrated for enhanced therapeutic outcomes.
Flexible Attendance:
No commitment required—attend when it fits your schedule. Simply visit our booking page where services, pricing, and availability are all accessible: [add link to Booksy srpsychotherapies ltd]
Accreditation:
As a certified Emdria Consultant & UK EMDR Consultant, I can confirm these groups count towards both UK EMDR Association and Emdria Accreditation/Certification requirements.
Whether you’re encountering challenging cases or simply want to expand your therapeutic toolkit, these groups provide a supportive, collaborative space to deepen your integration of EMDR and IFS.

What to Bring:
Bring client cases (maintaining confidentiality), questions about IFS integration, or simply attend to observe and learn from real-time consultation examples.
Format:
These are informal, supportive consultation sessions where participants can drop in as their schedule allows—no long-term commitment required.
Continuing Education:
All sessions count toward UK EMDR Association and EMDRIA Accreditation/Certification requirements.
Event dates to be arranged. Our next event is scheduled for June 2026. Please contact us to express your interest and confirm specific dates.
Select “Consultation before booking new clients” and make your first free consultation.