Future Template Parent | EMDR intensive tips for EMDR therapists and Therapist Moms
The go-to podcast for EMDR therapists who want to work fewer hours, make more money and have a better work/life balance.
Are you an EMDR therapist feeling overwhelmed by the one-to-one client model? Your caseload is packed and the lack of flexibility in your practice often leads to burnout and resentment because you can't be the parent or the therapist you really want to be.
I'm here to tell you there's a different way to run your practice.
And you're in the right place if you want to learn more about EMDR intensives and how to implement them so can build a practice that suits your family life and supports you in being a therapist for the long term.
Welcome to the Future Template Parent podcast! I'm your host, Carolyn Solo LCSW, EMDR consultant, business coach, and mom to a neurodivergent six year old, a four year old and one year old. I started offering EMDR intensives in 2022 after becoming burnt out from the grind of week-to-week sessions. Managing a caseload of 20+ clients every week had a huge impact on my ability to be present for my family and I struggled to take breaks or days off because I was worried about letting my clients down.
I knew something had to change.
EMDR intensives (or the Disney Fast Pass of Therapy as I like to call them) have completely transformed my entire business model.
I now offer EMDR intensives almost exclusively in my practice, making significantly more money and working fewer clinical hours, my clients get better results, spend less time in therapy and I have more space to be the parent I want to be.
I want to teach you how you can too!
Tune in each week to learn:
*Practical tools to improve your EMDR clinical practice
*How to manage what comes up for you when you're a parent who practices EMD
-*How offering EMDR intensives maximize your energy and reduce your overwhelm and 1-1 client time as an EMDR therapist and a parent
*How being an EMDR client has shaped my evolution as a mom
I can’t wait to help you create the future template for your life as a parent and as a therapist.
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Connect with me more over on Instagram @futuretemplateparent
Future Template Parent | EMDR intensive tips for EMDR therapists and Therapist Moms
Behind the Scenes of a Coaching Call with Carley Trillow LISW [Episode 86]
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Want to see exactly how I coach therapists to clarity, confidence, and results?Welcome back for another episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast! In this episode, we go behind the scenes of a coaching call with Carley Trillow, LISW, exploring strategies to overcome challenges, gain clarity, and take aligned action in building an intensive-based practice.
If you’re thinking about scaling your own practice or refining your approach, this episode gives you a front-row seat to practical strategies I teach my clients.
Topics covered:
- What it’s like to conduct an intensive therapy session
- The impact of intensives on clinical work
- Strategies for pricing your intensives effectively.
- Tips for transitioning your practice to an intensive-based model.
- How to communicate these changes clearly and confidently with clients.
Ready to bring the same clarity and transformation to your own intensive practice? Join the waitlist for my EMDR Intensives group program — limited spots, first access + exclusive bonuses for waitlist members.
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Connect with Carley:
- Website: www.brightertherapy.org
- Instagram: @therapy_days_with_carley
Connect with Carolyn:
- Website: www.futuretemplateparent.com
- Instagram: @futuretemplateparent
- Free EMDR Intensive Client Workbook — the same one Carolyn and her coaching clients use to guide real, structured, high-impact treatment https://www.futuretemplateparent.com/freebie
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“Chances are if someone's okay with $3300, they'll probably be okay with $4000. They probably wouldn't be okay with 8, 000. I mean, there are people out there that would be, but like, you know, I think with a couple of sentences, like, here's why, you know, my rate is a bit higher for this.” - Carolyn