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Welcome back for another episode of the Future Template Parent Podcast! Going it alone might feel empowering at first, but it’s often the slowest, most frustrating path. In this episode, I talk about the emotional toll of figuring it all out yourself and why leaning on accountability, support, and collaboration can completely change the game for your intensive practice.

Whether you’re just starting to add intensives to your practice or trying to scale them, this episode offers insights on why investing in group programs and professional guidance can save time, reduce stress, and accelerate results.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The challenges and limitations of bootstrapping your intensive practice
• The emotional toll that comes with DIY approaches
• Why accountability is a secret weapon for growth.
• How understanding neurodiversity improves client care.
• The value of support, collaboration, and community (vs the limitations of DIY approaches)
• Why group programs and professional guidance speed up success and reduce stress.

Ready to skip the trial-and-error and grow your practice faster? Join the waitlist for the 12 week EMDR Intensive group program — limited spots available! Early access + exclusive bonuses for waitlist members. Link in the show notes.

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Resources mentioned in this episode

• Ready for support in building your intensive offer in a single day? Book a free 30 mins consult and let’s talk about what your next chapter could look like.

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Connect with Carolyn:

• Website: www.futuretemplateparent.com
• Instagram: @futuretemplateparent
• Free EMDR Intensive Client Workbook — the same one Carolyn and her coaching clients use to guide real, structured, high-impact treatment https://www.futuretemplateparent.com/freebie

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“DIYing is very slow. You need to think through all the steps. You need to make sure you know all the steps. You need to be sure you're dotting your I's and crossing your T's, and you might not even know what the I's and the T's are.’’- Carolyn