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Hosted by Jen Savage and Bridger Falkenstien · EN · 186 episodes
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An EMDR Podcast
Jen Savage and Bridger Falkenstien hosts Notice That, a health show with 186 episodes published.
Most of us meet EMDRIA as a set of requirements. Consultation hours, credentialing pathways, standards documents that arrive in the inbox already decided. That impression is fair, and it is incomplete. This week Viviana
Somebody taught you what to do when a client gets activated, when they dissociate, when the SUD won't move. Nobody taught you what to do when the thing happening is between the two of you. This is the practical one. Afte
You prepped the target properly. You ran it clean. The SUD came down — and then stopped at a two, and stayed there. Most of us were taught to call that ecological and move on. This essay offers another possibility, by wa
The eight-phase protocol was built to be learned, practiced, and trusted — and most of us were trained to hold it carefully. This conversation asks what happens when careful hardens into rigid. Bridger and Jen sit down w
EMDR was built to trust the client's system. David Archer asks the question that honors that premise and then extends it: whose system, from whose culture, holding whose history? Before some clinicians of color would eve
Two sessions. Same protocol, same fidelity, same clinician. One changes the client's life. The other changes nothing. This essay is about that difference — and why it isn't the part we were trained to think it was. Drawi
Somewhere in our training, most of us learned to keep our faces still. It arrived in the raised eyebrow of a supervisor, in the word neutral on a competency checklist, in the quiet sense that a good clinician does not fl
This is the launch of The Relational Thread , a free weekly essay series from Bridger Falkenstien and Jen Savage that tells the story of their forthcoming Routledge book, EMDR and the Therapeutic Relationship: Reclaiming
A client comes in with a population you've never worked with, and you feel it... the quiet "I'm not equipped for this." In the finale of our Back to Basics series, Bridger and Jen sit with what that feeling is actually m
In this episode, Bridger welcomes Anastasia Soroka to Notice That for a one-on-one conversation about intersectionality, invisible identities, power, and complexity in the therapy room. Anastasia introduces herself as a
In this episode of Notice That: An EMDR Podcast , we sit down with internationally respected clinician, trainer, and author Deb Wesselmann to explore the powerful intersection of EMDR therapy, attachment wounds, childhoo
In this return to our Back to Basics series, we’re diving into one of the most misunderstood—and often over-scripted—parts of EMDR therapy: interweaves . If you were trained to think of interweaves as something you “pull
What happens when one of the most meaningful seasons of life—pregnancy and early parenthood—collides with trauma, grief, and attachment wounds? In this episode of Notice That , we sit down with perinatal mental health sp
Becoming a parent is often described as one of life’s most joyful milestones. But what happens psychologically, relationally, and neurologically during the transition into parenthood is far more complex — and far less di
What happens when therapy stops being about techniques — and starts becoming about you ? In this deeply reflective episode of Notice That , Bridger and Jen are joined by therapist and trainer Jessica Downs for an intimat
What if resilience isn’t about “bouncing back,” but about the brain’s ongoing ability to adapt—moment by moment, across a lifetime? In this episode of Notice That , Bridger and Jen are joined by Laurel O’Neal Thornton ,
In this episode of Notice That , we dive into one of the most avoided—and most essential—topics in mental health: sex, pleasure, and sexual health . We’re joined by Cassie Krajewski , LCSW, AASECT-certified sex therapist
EMDR for Couples: Healing Together Through Simultaneous Processing A Conversation with Arilda Surridge, LMFT What happens when EMDR moves beyond the individual—and into the relationship itself? In this episode of Notice
In this special “take your learner hat off” episode of Notice That, Bridger and Jen sit down with Jennifer Ann Counseling —EMDR therapist and comedy content creator—for a playful, honest conversation about being a therap
In this episode of Notice That: An EMDR Podcast , Jen and Bridger sit down with Dr. Arielle Schwartz —somatic psychologist, EMDR therapist, and author of EMDR Therapy and Somatic Psychology —to explore what really happen
Beth Warren
Licensed Clinical Social Worker · Louisville Courier-Journal
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Arielle Schwartz
licensed clinical psychologist, certified complex trauma professional, EMDR Consultant, Kripalu yoga teacher
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jamie Marich
clinical trauma specialist, EMDR Consultant, expressive artist, recovery advocate, author
2 appearances on this show
Dr Deborah Korn
PsyD
1 appearance on this show
Michael Baldwin
1 appearance on this show
Deborah Cox
Canadian Music Hall of Famer
1 appearance on this show
Michael Bowers
EMDRIA
1 appearance on this show
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