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As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Christine specializes in working with clients who have experienced complex trauma, in addition to providing treatment for various mental health concerns. She has worked for many years in community mental health settings with children, adolescents and adults. Currently, she is in private practice, primarily providing online services for adults. In addition, Christine provides professional training and consultation for mental health professionals.

Bill provided the Orlando R-TEP/G-TEP training in response to the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando. Bill has a special interest in complex trauma and dissociation which began during his fifteen years as a therapist in an AIDS support agency. Along with Reg Morrow, he facilitates an advanced complex trauma consultation group which is open to distance learners. He offers advanced trainings in working with Anxiety and with Dissociation as an EMDR Therapist.

Philosophically grounded in the humanistic tradition, Bill utilizes EMDR therapy as his primary modality with great attention to attachment injury and early life trauma.

Bill has a special interest in complex trauma and dissociation which began during his fifteen years as a therapist in an AIDS support agency. This experience is reflected in both his advanced training on working with C-PTSD and in the complex trauma consultation group he facilitates with Reg Morrow Robsinson. Bill also shares his expertise in dealing with fears, phobias, and other anxiety spectrum disorders through a one-day specialty training.

Philosophically grounded in the humanistic tradition, Bill utilizes EMDR therapy as his primary modality with great attention to attachment injury and early life trauma. In an independent practice setting treating adults, Bill seeks to remove obstacles to growth; allowing clients to live more freely in the present while engendering greater hope for the future.

Mary Jo utilizes EMDR as her primary therapy. She recognizes how early childhood trauma impacts the quality of life for her clients throughout every stage of life, and she has found that EMDR therapy can facilitate her clients’ natural healing processes. Mary Jo’s ability to create a safe space for exploration and learning enables both her clients and her consultees to stretch and discover their wiser selves.

Reg was a co-presenter at the EMDR Early Intervention Summit focusing on building Community Response Networks (CRNs) and expanding ways to incorporate EEI into diverse practice settings and populations. She currently serves on the leadership team of the national Community Response Network assisting TRN’s, TRT’s & CRN’s to create & stabilize their organizations.

Reg supports Elan Shapiro’s Recent & Group Traumatic Protocols International Network of Trainers and Researchers.

In response to COVID in 2020, Reg wrote Levels of Care for the Coronavirus. In M Luber’s (ed.), EMDR Resources in the Era of COVID-19. She also co-developed the Core Competencies of EMDR Therapy (2015) copyrighted 6.5.2016 .

She has presented at multiple EMDRIA conferences on the topics of EMDR Consultation, Early Intervention, and Disaster Response. She currently has a book in press with Springer Publishing; a ground-breaking edited volume on Group EMDR Application and Interventions.

Reg has been active in AAMFT nationally and locally since graduate school, serving as president of both her student MFT group and the local Orlando, Florida chapter.

She now maintains a virtual practice in Cape Canaveral, FL focusing on individuals and couples recovering from trauma and helping to strengthen relationships.

In addition to her EMDR Early Intervention work with groups, Hilary specializes in working with individuals dealing with complex trauma, domestic violence, and sexual violence. Her clinical experience includes both community mental health and private practice.

Hilary’s background teaching in both the public school system and higher education shines through in her publications and professional presentations, which have included topics such as: career transitions, domestic violence, perinatal trauma, and trauma in the body. Hilary currently owns a small, group private practice where EMDR is the primary therapy. She believes wholeheartedly in the transformative power of EMDR.

Jenna has developed skills through specialized trainings including working with children, Dissociation, Addictions, Cultural Competency, and actively engaging in her local EMDR network trainings and study groups. She is also currently an active member of a monthly consultation group developing the ICoNN model with Paul Miller and the Whole Life Review with Katie O’Shea.

Before her second career as a therapist, Shannon was a corporate training and development professional. She is thrilled to have the opportunity to combine her passion for EMDR therapy with her enjoyment of facilitating meaningful learning experiences. Shannon recognizes the importance for therapists to engage with their clients as their authentic and genuine selves, while also demonstrating fidelity to EMDR protocols. She enjoys supporting other therapists as they become more competent, confident and skilled in their EMDR therapy work.

She has a private practice in Winter Park where she provides services to individuals with anxiety, depression, complex trauma, and dissociation. Dr. Hundley utilizes EMDR along with Neurofeedback and finds this combination very effective. She is a Certified EMDR Therapist EMDR Consultant, and R-TEP and G-TEP training facilitator.  When Russia invaded Ukraine, Dr. Hundley conducted 10 online G-TEP groups for over 100 mental health professionals. Additionally, she provided G-TEP in person to Ukrainian refugees in Slovakia.

For 20 years, Cherilyn worked as a therapist and then Clinical Supervisor for the Mental Health Team at Kids House, a Children’s Advocacy Center in Seminole County, Florida. There, she specialized in using EMDR Therapy to treat children and adolescents who have experienced early trauma, attachment injury, and neglect, and who have complex clinical presentations.

Now in private practice, Cherilyn remains committed to training others to meet the needs of these traumatized children. She believes in supporting other professionals as they navigate the learning curve of EMDR Therapy and is excited about helping them find creative and effective ways to intervene in the lives of children. Cherilyn understands the needs of community mental health agencies and the investment they make in training. She is dedicated to helping agencies develop working environments that foster retention of EMDR-trained staff.