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Use the appropriate option below so I can respond with the most useful next step. Please do not include confidential clinical details in a website form.
I am seeking an EMDR intensive
In the form below, tell me your name, phone number, email address, the state where you will be physically located for sessions, and a brief, non-detailed description of what you hope to address. I will contact you to arrange a consultation and determine whether an intensive appears to be a good fit.
My organization needs critical incident support
For a time-sensitive organizational inquiry, call (470) 816-1998. You may also use the response form below with your name, role, organization, contact information, general location, date of incident, approximate number of people affected, and a brief non-confidential description. Do not submit employee names, medical information, or detailed incident records through the form.
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This is not a 24-hour emergency or crisis line. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. For a mental health crisis in the United States, call or text 988.
You do not need to have the perfect words before contacting me. A brief, non-confidential description is enough to begin.
General frequently asked questions
How quickly will you respond?
Routine intensive inquiries are typically answered within one business day. Critical incident inquiries receive an initial response within 12 hours—often sooner, but response availability is not guaranteed until we have spoken and confirmed the engagement.
Do you provide services in person?
EMDR intensives are offered by secure telehealth. Critical incident services may be provided virtually or, for select engagements, on site. Location, timing, travel, scope, and availability are confirmed during the initial call.
Are these services confidential?
Individual clinical services are confidential within the limits described in informed consent and applicable law. Organizational services require different agreements and clear expectations about privacy, participation, records, and what—if anything—is reported to leadership. These boundaries are explained before services begin.
Do you work outside veterinary and healthcare settings?
Yes. Veterinary and healthcare organizations are primary areas of focus, but I also consider other professional teams and businesses affected by a critical incident.
Do you provide emergency evaluations or fitness-for-duty opinions?
No. Critical incident support is not emergency psychiatric care, a forensic evaluation, an investigation, or a fitness-for-duty assessment. When another service is needed, I will say so and recommend an appropriate type of resource.
Please do not send confidential or sensitive information using this form. Messages sent through this website are not monitored for urgent or emergency situations. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or need immediate support, please contact local emergency services or call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
