When Trauma isn’t your thing.
Adjunct Therapy for your clients who need trauma interventions to get unstuck.
Because we all can’t be experts in everything.
Are you feeling a sense of stagnation with a client who's grappling with persistent trauma symptoms like flashbacks, nightmares, and negative self-beliefs?
You’re not alone; many therapists encounter such scenarios. Instead of feeling pressured to refer them out entirely, consider integrating adjunct trauma therapy into your practice. Brainspotting can be that missing piece you’re looking for—an effective approach that addresses trauma at its core while allowing you to maintain the vital therapeutic relationship you've built. Why choose between suggesting a referral and continuing to help?
With the right adjunct therapy , you can simultaneously deepen your work and guide your client toward profound healing.
FAQs
What is adjunct BrainSpotting therapy?
IBrainspotting adjunct therapy is a dynamic partnership, merging the ongoing therapeutic support from a primary therapist with concentrated sessions in Brainspotting therapy. This approach is ideal for clients who need focused intervention for trauma-related difficulties while still engaging with their primary therapist for general therapy goals. Clients may attend both types of sessions simultaneously or opt for a concentrated period of Brainspotting therapy, followed by a return to their primary therapist. This dual framework not only promotes deeper healing but also safeguards the therapeutic alliance, ensuring clients receive well-rounded care that meets their unique needs.
How does it work?
In my role as an adjunct therapist, I partner with you to develop a tailored treatment plan specifically designed to meet your clients’ unique needs. With your client’s consent, we can coordinate a schedule that integrates Brainspotting sessions into their ongoing therapy process, enriching their overall experience.
Once the designated period of adjunct Brainspotting therapy is complete, clients will return to you for a continued focus on their therapeutic goals. This collaborative approach enhances the healing journey while allowing your clients to access specialized techniques to process trauma effectively.
3 ways your clients can receive Adjunct BrainSpotting.
1 day Intensive( 4 hours plus 1 follow up hour.)
Often works best with client’s with single tramatic event or client who’s complex trauma has mostly been processed, but finds themselves continue to be stuck in 1 to 2 triggers/ negative cognitions.
*Available online or in person for clients located within the state of California .
Reminder ALL Adjunct therapy is individual. We can find an option that works for YOUR clients specific needs.
2 or 3day Intensive( 8 hours plus 1 follow up hour.)
This option is perfect for your clients who are stuck in shame, complex trauma, developmental trauma and/or multiple traumatic Events.
Available online or in person for clients located within the state of California . .
Weekly 90 minutes Session
This option works well for clients who need focused Brainspotting Trauma Therapy ,but can not Participate in a 1 or 2 day Intensive. Often clients utilizing this form of Adjunct sessions will plan out specific Brainspotting goals with Naphtali and meet with her weekly until goals are met. Once their trauma related goals are met , they return to their primacy therapist for continued work on goals outside of their trauma,. .
How can I get started with adjunct therapy?
Discuss with your client why you believe they could benefit from BrainSpotting Therapy. If you’d like to have a conversation with me beforehand, click the button below to email or text about a time for us to connect. You can also suggest they visit my website and reach out directly!