Notice That
Jen Savage and Bridger FalkenstienAn EMDR Podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 184 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||
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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 way of a cave. Using Plato's al... more
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 with three voices from the new ... more
Most of us were trained with real care to attend to one half of the room. Symptom picture. Presenting circumstances. Developmental history. What happened to this person, what it did to them, and which of it belongs on a target list. That training is ... more
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 even register for an EMDR trainin... more
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- Relationship Thread
The Notice That podcast has been so very useful in augmenting my learning about EMDR and therapy in general. Jen and Bridget’s SIP training is definitely worth it, too. And their newest episodes, which are essays about how the therapist can assist clients in feeling a disconfirming experience to heal their trauma wounds is just what I needed.
Apple Podcasts5SLC4me
United States9 days ago - Float back
Great practical guidance- I loved this episode, it really takes you through step by step to give confidence to using float back. As a learning EMDR therapist supervision is expensive, so this podcast really helps me get a more solid understanding. Thanks so much, love the podcast.
Apple Podcasts5Kerri Gold Coast
Australiaa year ago - Love!
Really helpful and interesting listening. Thank you.
Apple Podcasts5OGibbs
United Kingdom2 years ago - Just fabulous
I got my basic training for EMDR and was looking for resources and stumbled on this podcast. I have learned so much listening to this podcast and it’s a great resource. Check out episode 43, for me it was a great intro to the podcast
Apple Podcasts5mtgjunkieUnited States2 years ago - Like attending consultation in every episode
This podcast has been instrumental in my growth and confidence since being trained in EMDR. Thank you for being so generous with what you have learned through your own EMDR therapist journey.
Apple Podcasts5StinersmithUnited States2 years ago
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The show consistently centers EMDR therapy, exploring its application across diverse contexts—from perinatal mental health and attachment-focused work to somatic and neurobiological approaches. Across episodes, guests bring deep clinical expertise, with emphasis on humility, relational safety, and practical techniques that therapists can apply right away. Notable strengths include bridging theory with concrete interventions (interweaves, ego states, neurofeedback, and somatics), candid discussions about therapist self-work, and a willingness to challenge traditional boundaries of EMDR practice. The format often features rich case examples, family- and partner-inclusive work, and collaborations with interdisciplinary colleagues, which can be... more
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Recent guests on Notice That include:
1. Anastasia Soroka
2. Debra Wesselmann
3. Bethany Warren
4. Nirit Gordon
5. Mara Stein
6. Jessica Downs
7. Cassie Krajewski
8. Arilda Surridge
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