Dragonfly

International Therapy

EMDR Therapy, DBR Therapy, Equine-Assisted EMDR Therapy, EMDR Consultation, DBR Consultation, Therapy Intensives, including Equine-Assisted EMDR Intensives, DBR Intensives, EMDR Intensives, Structural Dissociation Theory Training and Consultation. US and UK. 

You might be feeling stuck, blocked, overwhelmed, anxious, or triggered. Perhaps you, or even your therapist, feel “stalled out” as if there’s some kind of “plateau" happening.

 

I understand that we can encounter impasses, feel stuck, or hit plateaus in our counseling journey. Sometimes, we may not know where to seek additional help. However, surprisingly, we might just need some additional clinical support to find relief.

My name is Sarah Jenkins, LPC, CPsychol, and that’s my specialty. 

Maybe this is even familiar to you....

Perhaps you’ve “done a lot of work,” but still feel triggered and conflicted in relationships, or even feel anxious and overwhelmed when it’s not always clear “why.” There might be aspects of your day-to-day life that you wish were less distressing for you—things that you think “shouldn’t be a big deal,” but still are. I get it.

Healing trauma can feel overwhelming. You just want to feel better. Period.

For the last twenty+ years, I’ve specialized in the treatment of complex trauma and dissociation. My clinical work, training, and consultation practice is especially focused on helping therapists and their clients to increase their capacity to work with and heal complex trauma and dissociation. In addition to individual and group case consultations and trainings, I also provide adjunct EA-EMDR intensives and DBR intensive services so that clients can get “unstuck” and feel relief as they move forward.

Trainings with Sarah are not only educational but also encourage self growth. Her style of teaching offers a soft landing that allows me to challenge the negative "voices within" that tell me I can't do it and learn new things about myself as well as new techniques to help my clients. I rarely give trainings all "excellents" but there is nothing I would change about this training. It is hard, challenging, feels overwhelming sometimes but always remains a safe place to learn. Thank you so much for this wonderful opportunity! Can't wait for the next one!
Sara J. Ronfeld, LICSW, LCSW-R
I highly recommend getting into a training or consultation group with Sarah! You will not regret investing your time and energy into her trauma informed work. Sarah’s trainings and consultation groups have completely transformed my clinical career by giving me the practice, insight, and support to dive deep into some tough work with my clients. I can confidently say I leave each training with more skills and a better understanding of the work we do. She is excited about what she does, she is engaging, she is gentle during the most vulnerable moments for clinicians, and she wants to see everyone she interact with to succeed. You leave working with her with a genuinely refreshing eagerness to test out your new knowledge and techniques for clients.
Gabriel Vega
Gabriel Vega Counseling

Consultations

Therapists often find themselves overwhelmed with challenging cases and feel “stuck” not knowing why the client’s trauma “just won’t move” or baffled by why a client destabilizes between sessions. My Monthly Consultation Groups are especially focused on increasing therapists’ confidence in working with complex trauma and dissociation and addressing any clinical impasses impacting treatment. Consultees discover how to address blocks to treatment and how to get “unstuck” in their work with clients.

Intensives

I especially work with therapists working with complex trauma who may feel burned out and perhaps find themselves in “trance dances” with clients, feeling stuck. We, therapists, are exposed to a lot, and in doing our personal work, we may even find that we hold onto the core impact of those experiences even before we are aware of it, leading to patterns of painful emotions, perhaps dissociation, and even reenactments with clients and loved ones. I work with therapists and provide intensives to do healing work around these experiences.

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Whether it’s in our horsemanship, as Ray Hunt described, or as I also see it, relative to our clinical and personal work (which really is the same), the key to avoiding trouble lies in tracking the “what happened before what happened ” in our clients and also ourselves. Without this awareness, we miss the moment right in front of us and end up chasing after the proverbial horse that's already left the barn.

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