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Notice That

About the Notice That EMDR podcast

Notice That is an EMDR podcast for therapists, counselors, and anyone curious about how EMDR therapy actually works in the room. Hosted by Bridger Falkenstien and Jen Savage of Beyond Healing, this EMDR podcast moves past the eight-phase protocol you memorized in basic training and into the lived, relational reality of the work — attachment, ego states, somatic processing, resourcing, cognitive interweaves, and the case conceptualization that ties it all together.

New episodes arrive about twice a month and range from focused Back-to-Basics teaching on core skills to long-form interviews with leading EMDR trainers, researchers, and clinicians. Every episode since 2019 streams free on this page, with the video version linked wherever one exists.

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Notice That EMDR podcast cover art from Beyond Healing
Notice That — an EMDR podcast from Beyond Healing Media.

What you'll learn on this EMDR podcast

Most EMDR training gives you the scaffolding; this EMDR podcast is about what happens once you're standing on it with a real client. Across the library you'll find practical, clinically grounded conversations on:

  • The eight-phase protocol — and how experienced clinicians actually move through it.
  • Cognitive interweaves, blocked processing, and abreaction in the moment.
  • Attachment, ego-state work, and parts-informed EMDR.
  • Somatic and nervous-system-informed processing.
  • Resourcing, stabilization, and preparation for complex trauma.
  • Case conceptualization that turns theory into a treatment plan.

Back-to-Basics: core EMDR skills

The recurring Back-to-Basics episodes walk through foundational EMDR skills one at a time, making them a natural companion during and after EMDR basic training or while preparing for certification and consultation.

Interviews with EMDR trainers and researchers

In-depth interviews bring in trainers, researchers, and seasoned clinicians to deepen the thinking behind the technique — the theory, the evidence, and the judgment calls that a manual can't teach.

Who the Notice That EMDR podcast is for

Notice That is made for EMDR-trained and EMDR-curious therapists, counselors, social workers, and mental-health professionals — and for anyone trying to understand trauma therapy more fully. If you support clinicians or run a practice, you may also want our resources for therapists and our trainings. To learn more about the modality itself, the EMDR International Association (EMDRIA) maintains the standards for EMDR training and certification.

How to listen to Notice That

Stream every episode of the EMDR podcast right here on the page, or follow the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube, or subscribe by RSS — all linked at the top of the page. Where a video exists, a “Watch” button opens the conversation on YouTube. To go deeper and support the show, join us on Patreon.

More podcasts from Beyond Healing Media

Every Beyond Healing show streams in one place on the podcast hub. If you enjoy this show, explore the rest of our network:

Frequently asked questions

What is the Notice That podcast about?

Notice That is an EMDR podcast that explores the technique, theory, and relational reality of practicing EMDR therapy. Episodes cover the eight-phase protocol, cognitive interweaves, attachment, ego-state work, somatic processing, and real-world case conceptualization.

Who hosts the Notice That EMDR podcast?

It is hosted by Bridger Falkenstien and Jen Savage, EMDR clinicians with Beyond Healing.

Who should listen to Notice That?

EMDR-trained and EMDR-curious therapists, counselors, social workers, and mental-health professionals, plus anyone interested in trauma therapy. It is especially useful during and after EMDR basic training.

Is Notice That helpful for EMDR training or certification?

Yes. The Back-to-Basics episodes walk through foundational EMDR skills step by step, and the interviews deepen the clinical thinking that training, certification, and consultation require.

Is Notice That good for beginners to EMDR?

Yes. Newer clinicians use the Back-to-Basics episodes to reinforce the fundamentals, while experienced therapists use the interviews to refine advanced skills.

Where can I listen to the Notice That podcast?

Stream every episode on this page, or follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube, or subscribe by RSS — all linked at the top of the page.

Is there a video version of the podcast?

Yes. Where a video exists, a “Watch” link appears on the episode so you can watch on YouTube instead of only listening.

How often are new episodes released?

New Notice That episodes are published roughly twice a month.

When did the Notice That EMDR podcast start?

The podcast has been running since 2019, and the full back catalog is available to stream here.