Who you're learning with
Dr. Julia Andre
The gap between what therapists are taught and what dissociation actually looks like in the room is causing real harm to clients who go unrecognised for years, and to therapists who carry this work alone.
I'm a Registered Clinical Psychologist with over 10 years of specialist practice in DID, OSDD, and complex trauma. My clinical work sits at the intersection of structural dissociation theory, Schema Therapy, and parts-based approaches: the frameworks that actually move the needle with this client group.
Training & Consultation
Get confident with the cases that are hardest to hold
Three offers, each building on the last, most people start with the webinar, plus a 1:1 consultation for those who want individual continuity on a specific case.
Your journey
You finally see what you're looking at
One 90-minute session names what you've been seeing but couldn't explain: the stalling, the disappearing, the therapy that won't move. You leave with a clinical lens that changes how you see your caseload.
You know how to move the work forward
Four weeks of live clinical training taking you from recognition to active clinical work. You leave with a structured framework, practical tools, and confidence with the cases that previously stalled.
You're not holding it alone anymore
Themed Case Consultation sessions, twice a month. Join any date directly, no fixed cohort. Bring your most complex cases and leave with clarity and a path forward.
Already working with complex trauma clients? Case Consultation may be your starting point.
When Good Therapy Stalls: A Framework for Hidden Dissociation
You're doing everything right, and the therapy still isn't moving. Your client shuts down, goes flat, or simply isn't there. This 90-minute session gives you a clinical framework to recognise hidden dissociation in the clients you're already seeing, understand why the work keeps stalling, and know what to do next.
- ✓ Lifetime replay access
- ✓ Q&A included
- ✓ Runs September & March each year
- ✓ Live via Google Meet
- ✓ Max 25 places
The Dissociative Intensive: From Recognition to Active Clinical Work
You can see the dissociation. Now you need to know what to do with it. Four weekly live sessions covering: mapping the system, working with hostile and protective parts, applying Schema Therapy-inspired approaches to unmet needs and shame, navigating the therapeutic relationship, and keeping treatment moving when it wants to collapse.
- ✓ 4 x 90-minute live sessions
- ✓ Small group (max 12)
- ✓ Session recordings included
- ✓ Runs October & April each year
- ✓ Live via Google Meet
Case Consultation: Complex Trauma & Dissociative Disorders
Drop-in themed sessions for therapists working with complex trauma, generally, not only dissociative presentations. Join any date directly: no prerequisite courses, no fixed cohort to commit to. Pick the theme that's most useful to your caseload right now.
- ✓ 90-minute themed session, drop-in format
- ✓ Direct entry, no prerequisite required
- ✓ Max 4 therapists per session
- ✓ Two dates a month, all times HKT (UTC+8)
Upcoming sessions · hover for theme
+ 8 more dates
Specialised Trauma Consultation
Sometimes it's not the case that's hard, it's what it's touching inside you. A private space for the countertransference, the attachment ruptures, the parts of yourself this work keeps activating, not always something you want to unpack in a group. Book once or return as needed, no standing commitment.
- ✓ Accredited Supervisor · BPS-RAPPS
- ✓ Advanced Accredited Schema Therapist
- ✓ EMDRIA Certified
- ✓ ISSTD Certified
- ✓ Individual session, your case only
- ✓ Online, book any time that suits
Select "For Therapists: Specialised Trauma Consultation 50mins" on the booking page
What therapists say
"I had worked with trauma clients for five years before coming to Julia for consultation. The clinical framework she brought immediately changed how I worked with dissociative presentations. I finally understood what I was seeing."
BACP Accredited Counsellor, trauma-informed practice, UK
"The most clinically impactful consultation I have had. Julia holds both the theory and the relational complexity in a way I have not found elsewhere. My confidence with this client group has transformed."
Psychotherapist, Schema Therapy, private practice
"Having a consultant who specialises in DID means no part of what I bring feels too complex. The consultation is always grounded, practical, and deeply human."
Clinical Psychologist, EMDR practitioner
Common questions
Is this suitable for someone still learning about dissociation?▶
Yes. The webinar is designed as an entry point for trauma-informed therapists who are encountering dissociation in their caseload but haven't had specialist training in it. You don't need prior knowledge of structural dissociation theory. That's exactly what the session builds. The Dissociative Intensive assumes you've attended the webinar or have some familiarity with the basics, but is still accessible to practitioners earlier in their dissociation training.
What if I can't make the live session?▶
The webinar is recorded and you get lifetime access to the replay, so missing the live session doesn't mean missing the content. For the Dissociative Intensive, session recordings are included so you can catch up if you miss a week. Live attendance is encouraged as the Q&A and group discussion are a significant part of the learning, but the recordings mean nothing is lost.
Can I join a Case Consultation session without doing the webinar or Intensive first?▶
Yes. Case Consultation is open to any qualified practitioner working with complex trauma or dissociative clients. You can join any themed session directly, there's no prerequisite and no fixed cohort to commit to. Pick the date and theme most useful to your caseload.
What times are Case Consultation sessions held in?▶
Sessions run twice a month on selected Wednesdays, alternating between 1pm HKT (suited to practitioners across Asia-Pacific) and 8pm HKT, a Europe-friendly evening slot. All times are officially HKT (UTC+8); see the schedule above for exact dates and themes. Each session is capped at 4 therapists.
Should I book the group Case Consultation or the 1:1 session?▶
Both cover complex trauma and dissociative presentations, no prerequisite either way. Case Consultation is a themed drop-in group of up to 4 therapists, twice a month, useful if peer discussion alongside case input is helpful to you. The 1:1 session is individual and booked as needed, better if you want the full session on one case, prefer not to discuss it in a group, or want continuity with the same person over time.