Notice That

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therapy@beyondhealingcenter.com

therapy@connectbeyondhealing.com

noticethat@emdr-podcast.com

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Your First EMDR Sessions After Basic Training with Amanda Hearne | Early Learner

October 08, 2026

I'm an EMDR Therapist: Amanda Hearne on the First Year After Basic Training | Early LearnerBasic training gives you the model. It can't give you the first year. That's the year where a lot of trained therapists quietly set EMDR down, and it's the year this conversation is about.Amanda Hearne got trained about five minutes after finishing her master's program and walked back into a domestic violence agency where nearly every client carried complex trauma. Eleven years later she's an EMDR Certi...

What We Were Taught to Hide: When the Therapist Cries in Session | The Relational Thread

September 25, 2026

A couple of weeks ago, I cried in a therapy session. Not the quiet, contained tear that can still be folded into a professional nod. I mean cried. My client was reading me something she had written, and it struck me in a way I didn't anticipate. And underneath the emotion was another reaction entirely: This is so unprofessional. Pull it together. What would a supervisor say if they saw this?Most of the time I no longer organize my work around those rules. And still, in that moment, the ghosts...

Stuck Points in EMDR: Somatic Integration and Processing Explained | Notice That

September 24, 2026

It's just the two of us this time. Bridger and Jen return to the model that sits underneath nearly everything we talk about on this podcast: Somatic Integration and Processing (SIP), Beyond Healing Institute's case conceptualization approach.Seven years and more than a thousand trained therapists in, we look at where SIP started, what has changed, and why it matters most at the stuck points in EMDR. We cover its three spheres (relationship, body, and memory) and the intersubjective space wher...

How do I get in touch with Notice That?

Notice That is hosted by Bridger Falkenstien and Jen Savage. Its publicly listed emails are therapy@beyondhealingcenter.com, therapy@connectbeyondhealing.com, and noticethat@emdr-podcast.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Notice That?

The publicly listed emails for Notice That: therapy@beyondhealingcenter.com, therapy@connectbeyondhealing.com, and noticethat@emdr-podcast.com.

How many listeners does Notice That have?

Podseeker estimates Notice That reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Notice That?

Notice That typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Established EMDR clinicians, psychotherapy researchers, EMDR educators or consultants, keynote speakers, and therapy practice leaders with substantial clinical, academic, or professional expertise. Common among recent guests: Keynote presentations at professional conferences; Published or doctoral research in EMDR or trauma treatment; Leadership of EMDR training, consulting, or research programs. Recent guests include Dr. Sarah Schubert, Lilly Risch, and Derek Farrell.

How hard is it to get booked on Notice That?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Notice That cover?

Recent episodes cover Health, Mental Health, Emdr Therapy, Trauma Therapy, and Psychotherapy. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.