For the clinicians behind the First Responders.
Working with trauma-exposed professionals asks something specific of a therapist. This group is for clinicians carrying that work, and for those about to. We talk culture, cumulative exposure, and how you build trust with people trained never to show vulnerability.
Seven sessions, August to November
Register for the dates that fit your schedule, or take the full run. There is no commitment to attend them all.
- Cadence
- Bi-Weekly
- Session length
- Two hours
- Group size
- Four people maximum
- Format
- Virtual
- Rate
- $80 per hour, per person
The work this group actually does.
Work with trauma-exposed professionals rarely arrives as a single clean incident. It arrives as years of exposure, a culture that punishes disclosure, and a client who has learned to function through anything. That changes how you assess, how you pace, and how you earn the room.
Four people, two hours, and enough room for everyone to bring something real.
- Building trust with high-performance clients
- Hypervigilance, shame, and moral injury
- Cumulative trauma and nervous-system overload
- Understanding first-responder and frontline culture
- Protocol selection
- Case conceptualization
- Recent traumatic events
Pick the dates that work for you.
Sessions run bi-weekly on Monday mornings, with one Tuesday to work around the September long weekend. Every session runs two hours and is capped at four people, so each person has real time on their case.
Most people take the whole series, because the group gets better as you build on each other's cases. If you would rather register for every date in one go, say so in your note and Angelique will hold your seat.
What to expect, before you arrive.
Who it's for
Clinicians who have completed an EMDRIA-approved Basic Training. You do not need to be certified, and you do not need to be pursuing certification.
What to bring
A live case, or a question you have been sitting with. Come prepared, and follow your own college's requirements for client consent before discussing any case.
How your hours count
Group consultation hours can count toward EMDRIA certification, up to 10 of the 20 hours required. Angelique also works as a Clinical Supervisor and meets the criteria set by the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario, so hours can count toward clinical supervision requirements for registration at the same time.
What is expected of you
Everything shared in the group stays in the group. Come ready to think out loud, ask the question you are worried sounds basic, and share the wins as well as the stuck points.
Certification requirements are set by EMDRIA and may evolve. Angelique will confirm the current details with you when you reach out.
Bring the case you keep thinking about.
Tell me which dates you are interested in and a little about the work you are doing with trauma-exposed professionals. I will confirm your seat and send you everything you need before the first session.
Get in Touch- 01
Send a note
A few lines about where you are and what you're navigating. No form to fill out.
- 02
A personal reply
From Angelique herself, usually within two business days.
- 03
Find a time to talk
And take it from there, at whatever pace works for you.