Meet our Consultants
Choosing an EMDR consultant is an important professional decision. Our consultants bring extensive EMDR training, clinical experience, and a shared commitment to providing thoughtful, supportive consultation for therapists at every stage of their EMDR journey.
Each consultant has a distinct clinical background and consultation style, while sharing a commitment to comprehensive case conceptualization, fidelity to the standard EMDR therapy model, and a respectful learning environment. We invite you to learn more about our team and find the consultant or consultation group that best fits your learning goals.
Jasmine Alexander, PsyD (cand), CCC
EMDRIA Approved Training Provider | EMDRIA Approved Consultant | EMDRIA Certified Therapist
Jasmine brings extensive EMDR training and clinical experience to her consultation work. She was mentored by world-renowned EMDR Trainer Andrew Leeds, Ph.D., completed fellowship training at the Sonoma Psychotherapy Training Institute, and has trained with leading EMDR trainers and trauma instructors.
Jasmine has completed more than 16,000 EMDR sessions with children, adolescents, and adults. Her areas of experience include complex cases, dissociative disorders, and EMDR therapy with specialized populations.
“I aim to provide a supportive, respectful consultation space where therapists can ask meaningful questions, strengthen their case conceptualization, and build confidence in applying standard EMDR therapy.”
Areas of focus: Complex trauma, dissociative disorders, specialized populations, case conceptualization, and EMDR therapy across the lifespan.
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Nicole Brucculer, MA, RP, CCC
EMDRIA Certified Therapist | EMDRIA Consultant in Training (CIT)
Nicole is a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario, a Certified Canadian Counsellor, an EMDRIA Certified Therapist, and an EMDRIA Consultant in Training. Her clinical work supports individuals experiencing PTSD, complex trauma, attachment wounds, dissociation, addictions, and emotion-regulation difficulties.
Her approach is grounded in EMDR therapy, viewed through an attachment-based lens and informed by parts work.
“I view consultation as a collaborative space to slow down, become curious, and develop a deeper understanding of the people we serve. My hope is that therapists leave with greater confidence in their clinical decision-making and a clearer, more compassionate understanding of each client’s experience.”
Areas of focus: Complex trauma, attachment-informed EMDR therapy, dissociation, parts-informed work, addictions, and individualized treatment planning.
