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A SOULFLO Therapy Guide

Are You Ready for a Therapy Intensive? A Complete Guide

Curated by SOULFLO Therapy — to ease the struggle of finding the right fit.

This content is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy, diagnosis, or treatment. Reading this does not establish a client-therapist relationship. If any of this resonates, we encourage you to reach out for a consultation to discuss your specific situation.

If you've been in weekly therapy for a long time — you understand your patterns, you can explain your childhood, you know exactly what you "should" do differently — and you still react the same way in the moments that matter, you're not doing therapy wrong. You may have simply outgrown the format. This guide is for people who are ready to go deeper, not people who are new to therapy or in acute crisis.

Start Here: Is an Intensive Right for You Right Now?

Answer honestly, and follow the path that fits.

Have you been in ongoing weekly therapy (with this therapist or a previous one) for at least several months?

Meet Your Therapist

Who Leads Our Therapy Intensives

Nancy Phung-Smith

Nancy Phung-Smith, LMFT

Founder & Clinical Supervisor

Leads SOULFLO's therapy intensives — focused, multi-hour EMDR-based intensives for clients ready to go deeper than weekly sessions allow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sustained, uninterrupted time changes the work itself — there's no full week for the nervous system to re-close and defend between sessions, which research on massed treatment formats suggests contributes to faster, more durable symptom reduction.

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Free Guide: Grounding & Stabilization Tools

EMDR psychoeducation, somatic tools, and journal prompts — plus a bit about our team.

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We believe healing lasts when it's held by community, connection, and the right tools — not chased as a quick fix. Each month, we share worksheets, books, podcasts, and research to support the work you're already doing. This isn't a newsletter — just resources when they're useful. Your information is never shared.