Jaymee Krauter, LPC

04/20/2026

Individual or Group EMDR Consultation: Which do you actually need?

Consultation should be as relational and thoughtful as the therapy we provide. It’s about finding a supportive space to move from "I'm not a good EMDR Therapist." to "I am confident in my EMDR skills."

I’m currently accepting consultees who are ready to dive deep into everything from traditional protocols to EMDR 2.0 and Intensives.

Check out my latest guide to find your perfect fit! https://pittsburghtherapygroup.com/individual-vs-group-emdr-consultation/

04/16/2026

I’m a Certified EMDR Therapist and Consultant-in-Training at Pittsburgh Therapy Group, but more importantly, I’m someone who believes that you shouldn't have to be in therapy forever.

My approach is direct, evidence-based, and focused on one thing: getting you back to your life. Whether we meet for weekly sessions or work through an EMDR Intensive, my goal is to help you navigate those "stuck" points so you can move forward with clarity.

🎥 Watch the video to learn more about my approach, and click the link in my bio to schedule a free 15-minute consultation.

04/13/2026

Confidence in EMDR doesn’t come from a manual—it comes from mentorship.

It’s one thing to learn the protocols; it’s another to know what to do when a session goes off-script. I believe consultation should be a low-stress, "human-first" space where you can stop second-guessing every interweave and start trusting your clinical intuition.

I’m currently accepting new consultees who want to move beyond basic theory and into confident, attachment-focused application.

Not sure if we’re a good fit? I’ve shared exactly what to expect from my consultation style in my latest blog post. Read the guide here: https://pittsburghtherapygroup.com/finding-your-footing-emdr-consultant/

02/23/2026

Visited a great space for a future Wellness Retreat 🧘‍♀️🧘‍♂️

02/12/2026

Ever feel like there’s a massive disconnect between what you know logically and what you feel emotionally? 🧠💔
On paper, you’re successful. You’re capable. But deep down? You’re just waiting for the world to find out you’re “faking it.”

We call this the Quiet Battle. It’s the relentless inner critic that wakes you up at 3 AM. It’s the perfectionism that paralyzes your best ideas. It’s walking into a room full of accolades yet feeling like you don’t belong. This isn't just "stress"—it's a nervous system stuck in survival mode.

At Pittsburgh Therapy Group, we specialize in Self-Identity Therapy. We don’t just talk about the disconnect; we help you rewire it. Using evidence-based tools like EMDR, we bridge that gap between your head and your heart. We help you move from simply thinking “I am worthy” to actually feeling it in your bones.

Imagine navigating your career and your relationships without that constant weight on your chest. Imagine feeling secure, creative, and genuinely confident—not just performing confidence for the sake of others. That shift is real, and it’s what our clients achieve every day.

Ready to close the gap? We provide two paths to healing: ✨ Traditional Weekly Sessions for consistent, ongoing support. 🚀 EMDR Intensives for those ready to do deep, focused work in a shorter timeframe.

You don’t have to keep fighting yourself. Stop surviving and start being.

🔗 Click the link in our bio to visit Pittsburgh Therapy Group and book your free consultation today.

02/09/2026

Certification is a process. But it’s also a relationship. Who’s walking it with you matters.

When you’re working toward EMDR certification or just pursuing consultation, it’s easy to get stuck in checkbox mode—counting hours, logging sessions, making sure you’re “doing it right.” And yes, the structure matters. But your consultant shouldn’t just be a signature at the end of the process.

The wrong fit can leave you feeling watched, boxed in, or second-guessing yourself—like there’s one “right” way to be a therapist and you somehow missed the memo.

I wrote a guide on How to Choose an EMDR Consultant because I believe consultation should feel as relational, thoughtful, and human as the work we do with our clients.

Whether you’re drawn to non-traditional models like Intensives or EMDR 2.0, or more traditional EMDR protocols, you need a space where it’s okay to be unsure, imperfect, and still learning—a good fit matters.

Good consultation helps you move from “Am I doing this right?” to “I trust my clinical judgment.”
That shift changes everything.

I’m currently accepting consultees who are ready to engage deeply, think critically, and develop their own rhythm within the protocol—without losing themselves in the process.

📖 Read the full guide here:
https://pittsburghtherapygroup.com/how-to-choose-emdr-consultant/

01/05/2026

The holidays have a way of stirring up attachment wounds, activating familiar family roles, and leaving both clients—and therapists—with an emotional hangover. This consultation group is designed to support EMDR therapists as they help their clients process the triggers that emerged while visiting family and prepare for future encounters with greater stability and self-compassion. Together, we’ll use the AIP model and the 8 Phases of EMDR as our framework to conceptualize and treat holiday activation. Sign up today!

https://pittsburghtherapygroup.com/emdr-consultation-services/
https://jaymeekrauterlpc.as.me/

01/05/2026

Overcoming Underearning: An Experiential Book Study for Therapists & Other Professionals is a peer led discussion group meant for anyone who is making less than their potential and wants to make more money. We'll exploring how our beliefs, life experience, and self-worth may be quietly limiting us.

Facilitated by: Jaymee Krauter, MS, CAADC, LPC, Certified EMDR Therapist and Consultant-in-Training, not as an expert on the topic, but as a self-identified underearner who also wants to make more money!

01/03/2026

Virtual Co-Working Session link below!

Coworking aka Body Doubling is a simple, practical strategy where you do a task in the presence of another person—either in the same room or virtually—to make it easier to start, stay focused, and finish.

Why it works:
•Another human nearby can help the brain feel regulated and supported
•It adds accountability without pressure
•It reduces overwhelm and procrastination, especially for tasks that feel boring

For a lot of people, motivation doesn’t come before action—it shows up because someone else is present.

What it can look like:
•Working quietly at the same table
•A virtual coworking call where everyone mutes and works
•Cleaning while someone else does their own task nearby
•Studying or paperwork with a friend on FaceTime

You’re not doing the same thing. You’re just doing your own thing, together.

Who it’s helpful for:
•Folks with ADHD or executive functioning challenges
•People who get stuck starting tasks
•Anyone who feels more grounded and productive with connection rather than isolation

Needing body doubling isn’t a flaw or a lack of discipline. It’s information about how your nervous system works. Some brains are wired to function better with others—and that’s not only normal, it’s efficient!

Virtual Co-working Session: Monday - 9-11 am

Co-Working Session
Monday, Jan 5 · 9–11 AM
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/xdm-qafp-uqa
Or dial: +1 413-679-0267 PIN: 522682480
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/xdm-qafp-uqa?pin=1048539112671

Monday 1/5 @ 3

Co-Working Session:

Monday, Jan 5 · 3–3:50 PM
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/dos-acvm-wus
Or dial: +1 513-843-1370 PIN: 162857901
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/dos-acvm-wus?pin=1950533545396

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01/02/2026

Reflecting on the past year sets the foundation for a purposeful and empowered new year. Use this sheet to help you! 💪GO YOU 🙌

Check out this Planner designed by Jaymee Krauter.

12/29/2025

Hi Everyone! I hope you are enjoying the holidays and even taking some time off. I know that isn't a luxury many of us can afford, but even one intentional day off helps.

Many of you know me as an EMDR Therapist, but I am also a EMDR Consultant-in-Training. Starting in January, I'm offering individual consultation and two new consultation groups at a low rate. One group is a 5 month consultation cohort and the other group is to support therapists with clients over the holidays. Check out my website for more information.
https://pittsburghtherapygroup.com/emdr-consultation-services/

I'll also be running a professional development group in February called Overcoming Underearning: An Experiential Book Study for Professionals. We’ll explore the concept of self-imposed underearning and look at underearning as a form of deprivation—shaped by beliefs, attitudes, and internalized messages that can quietly limit us.
https://jaymeekrauterlpc.as.me/

EMDR Consultation for new EMDR therapists or experienced EMDR clinicians. Improve your skills: EMDR treatment planning, case conceptualization, EMDR intensives, the AIP model, applying the 8 phases of EMDR

12/29/2025

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