Hi, I’m Aimee. I currently work with veterans and have specialized in trauma and bereavement. I have been working in mental health since 2010, and trauma informed care since 2014. My work history is primarily with government agencies, though my start was with juvenile sex offenders ages 13-17 in a residential facility. I have worked in a variety of settings including inpatient psych unit, county jail, CPS, and outpatient mental health.

Carolyn was trained in EMDR in 2013 and became Certified in 2018.  She has a long history of providing both Supervision to newly licensed or license-seeking individuals, recently adding Consultation for EMDR cases and Certification to her offerings.  Her personality and humor come through in her approach to consultation.  She is described by her consultees and clients as very direct, upfront and honest, while maintaining a compassionate, open-minded approach.  Carolyn specializes in Trauma and Dissociation, with a  complex case-load that focuses on Dissociation, DID, C-PTSD and traumas that have taken place for a long period of time.  She utilizesIFS, Structural Dissociation Theory, Early Trauma Protocol, and both Standard Protocol and EMDR 2.0 to facilitate change in her clients and assist her consultees as well.

Jordanna Saunders, a first-generation college graduate, hails from a Tribal community deeply affected by historical trauma. Witnessing firsthand the adverse effects of unaddressed healing and reconciliation, she dedicates her career to enhancing access to trauma-informed mental health services in underserved communities. She focuses on utilizing technology to support Indigenous populations and people of color, who often face higher rates of violence and PTSD with minimal professional support.

An active member of several professional communities, Jordanna serves on the EMDRIA Foundation RESI scholarship review committee and enjoys collaborating with EMDR professionals. She has authored a chapter titled “Culturally Informed Recommendations for EMDR Therapy with American Indians” in the book Cultural Competence and Healing Culturally Based Trauma with EMDR Therapy: Innovative Strategies and Protocols. Jordanna is a mentor in the Integrated Minority Health Fellowship Program, guiding graduate-level counseling students committed to serving underserved areas. She owns and operates a group private practice in Arizona where she also does direct practice.

With a strong background in psychology and counseling from the University of Arizona and Arizona State University, respectively, Jordanna is a leading expert in trauma recovery. She specializes in working with BIPOC professionals, veterans, incest survivors, and individuals dealing with complex trauma, making her an ideal EMDR certification mentor.

Daniel Wei, LCSW, is an integral clinician with a passion for serving diverse clients since 2017 within community-based agencies. His journey began with immersive group work at the Haven Institute, a personal growth center blending western psychology and eastern philosophy, prior to earning his MSW. Daniel has been privileged to explore different schools of thought and has cultivated specialties in supporting trauma recovery using EMDR, integrated with IFS, psychoanalysis, and polyvagal-informed somatic techniques. Currently pursuing Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Level 1, he brings extensive experience in working with children, teenagers, parents, adults, and members of the queer community.