Observed Experiential Integration, or OEI, is a trauma-focused psychotherapy approach developed by Dr. Rick Bradshaw and Audrey Cook. It works directly with bilateral brain processing and the body's held experience of trauma, and is particularly well suited to complex and treatment-resistant trauma presentations. Providence has three certified OEI trainers on our team offering both Level 1 and Level 2 training for clinicians who want to add this modality to their practice. Training is appropriate for registered or provisionally registered mental health professionals with a foundational understanding of trauma-informed care.

Christen is an EMDRIA Certified EMDR Consultant, which means she is approved to provide the consultation hours required for therapists pursuing EMDR certification through EMDRIA. Consultation can be offered individually or in small groups and covers case conceptualization, protocol application, working with complex trauma, and the integration of EMDR with other therapeutic approaches. If you are working toward your EMDR certification and are looking for a consultant who brings both clinical depth and genuine enthusiasm for the work, we'd love to connect.

Our clinicians bring specialized experience across a range of populations and presentations, including complex trauma, couples and relational work, perinatal mental health, first responders and veterans, neurodivergent clients, and more. Consultation is available for clinicians who are working with cases that feel beyond their current scope or who want a more experienced perspective on a specific presentation. Sessions are collaborative, non-hierarchical, and focused on what will actually serve the client in front of you.

We know firsthand what it takes to build a private practice and a group practice from the ground up, and we're happy to share that experience honestly. Practice consultation covers areas such as business structure, fee setting, building a referral network, developing a clinical niche, hiring and onboarding associate therapists, culture building, and the personal sustainability required to lead a practice long-term. Whether you're just starting out or looking to grow what you've already built, we can offer perspective grounded in real experience.

Yes. Daniel Prince provides formal clinical supervision through registered affiliate bodies for provisionally licensed clinicians. Supervision at Providence is relational, developmentally attuned, and genuinely invested in your growth as a clinician rather than simply fulfilling an administrative requirement. Reach out to discuss availability and to find out whether we are the right fit for your supervision needs.

Reach out to us directly through our contact page or by emailing the clinic. We'll connect you with the right person depending on what you're looking for and discuss availability, format, and fees from there. We're a warm team and we're genuinely glad when other clinicians find their way to us.