Nikki Wetherell Yardy, LCPC

Therapist, educator, consultant

Helping Therapists become Confident Trauma Therapists

I’m a therapist, consultant, and educator, and a person in long-term recovery from complex trauma.

I’ve dedicated my life’s work as a therapist to helping women heal from the impacts of trauma. and grow. As both a person with lived experience and a trauma therapist with over 16 years of experience in the field, I look at treatment from all angles. I’m sharing everything I’ve learned personally and professionally about living a wildly happy life through growth, change, connection, and healing.

I provide consulting for clinicians to learn and develop the skills to effectively treat women’s issues and most importantly, trauma. I am EMDR certified, EMDRIA Approved Consultant, and Trauma Recovery EMDR Hap Facilitator.

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Upcoming Trainings

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Workshops and Events

Stay tuned for upcoming events in the community and online

EMDR Consultation

EMDR consulting for certification and to improve effective use of EMDR protocols and advanced applications.

Become a Confident Trauma Therapist

Continuing Education opportunities and case consultations for clinicians interested in working with clients who’ve experienced trauma.

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