Cherilyn Rowland-Petrie - 2020 Facilitator of the Year
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Cherilyn Rowland-Petrie - 2020 Facilitator of the Year
Please join us in congratulating Cherilyn Rowland-Petrie our 2020 Facilitator of the Year!
About Cherilyn:
Cherilyn has been a therapist specializing in trauma and children since 2001. She was trained by Trauma Reocovery/HAP in 2009 and her trainer (Reg Morrow Robinson) who became her consultant eventually encouraged her to get involved as a facilitator. She began the Red Badge process in 2012 and has been facilitating ever since.
Cherilyn really believes in EMDR and the mission of bringing EMDR training to underserved populations and those working for non-profits, as she was a non-profit clinician for 14 years. She knows that many facilities both need the skills to help their clients and that they cannot afford to pay for expensive training.
Interesting facts about Cherilyn:
-She almost always took an extra day with each training (when we traveled) to explore the area and take pictures. She considers herself a hobby photographer. She has photographed at least 3 National Parks on training trips.
-She also forgets about food in her carry on bags and always get searched by TSA.
About Cherilyn:
Cherilyn has been a therapist specializing in trauma and children since 2001. She was trained by Trauma Reocovery/HAP in 2009 and her trainer (Reg Morrow Robinson) who became her consultant eventually encouraged her to get involved as a facilitator. She began the Red Badge process in 2012 and has been facilitating ever since.
Cherilyn really believes in EMDR and the mission of bringing EMDR training to underserved populations and those working for non-profits, as she was a non-profit clinician for 14 years. She knows that many facilities both need the skills to help their clients and that they cannot afford to pay for expensive training.
Interesting facts about Cherilyn:
-She almost always took an extra day with each training (when we traveled) to explore the area and take pictures. She considers herself a hobby photographer. She has photographed at least 3 National Parks on training trips.
-She also forgets about food in her carry on bags and always get searched by TSA.
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