Founded in 2024 by Bethany Parris and Claire van den Bosch, EMDR for All Our Parts grew out of a shared passion for integrating Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and somatic psychotherapy to support recovery from complex trauma.

Alongside one-to-one therapy with our clients—both in-person and online—we host introductory and advanced Continuing Professional Development (CPD) events for EMDR therapists. We also offer individual and group supervision for practitioners who have completed our training.

Over the past two years, we have delivered CPD workshops for EMDR UK regional groups across East Anglia, the East Midlands, Near West, Sussex, and Yorkshire. Visit our Testimonials page to see what past participants have shared about their experience.

Meet Our Founders

Bethany Parris is a chartered clinical psychologist, EMDR Consultant, Child and Adolescent accredited practitioner and an IFS certified therapist. Beth is also Level 1 Sensorimotor trained and integrates this within her practice. Bethany is currently working in private practice and with a Domestic Abuse charity in the East Midlands. She is also part of the psychology team of Elevate Evolve working within the Adoption Support Fund to support children and families . Bethany previously practiced equine psychotherapy (using the EAGALA model) using horses as an additional therapist where traditional talking therapy is not helpful.

Claire van den Bosch holds an MA in Psychology, Physiology & Philosophy from Oxford University, a Postgraduate Diploma in Integrative Transpersonal Psychotherapy, and is an EMDR Practitioner and Level 3 IFS Therapist. In addition to private practice, Claire teaches second-year students in a four-year diploma program, specializing in Gestalt psychotherapy, addiction theory and treatment, and Transactional Analysis. She co-founded IFS Peers—an international online community supporting individuals with complex trauma and addiction—and contributed to the Routledge book IFS-Informed EMDR: Creative and Collaborative Approaches.