Nicolle Mainthow

Nicolle Mainthow is the EMDR Mexico Research Department Clinical Director, Humanitarian Emergency ASSYST Response Training (ASSYST-HEART) Trainer of Trainers, a founding member of the EMDR Therapy Think Tank, published researcher, and a contributing author to Group EMDR Therapy: Emerging Principals and Protocols to Treat Trauma and Beyond.

She is a bilingual seasoned specialized mental health fieldworker currently providing individual and group ASSYST Treatment Interventions and EMDR therapy for prolonged adverse experiences to immigrants, refugees, and low-income families in Mexico City, Mexico. She has worked with immigrant, refugee, and low-income families in shelters and clinics in Mexico and the US, survivors of massacres in a community in El Salvador (Central America), and indigenous families in rural Australia, and has co-presented and contributed to presentations for various international conferences.

Nicolle is an EMDR International Association (EMDRIA), and EMDR Mexico Certified EMDR therapist and Approved Consultant and has an entirely online private practice.

As a bilingual EMDRIA-approved consultant, Nicolle offers a rare combination of research expertise and frontline humanitarian experience that sets her apart in the EMDR field. Clinicians working with Spanish-speaking populations, immigrant and refugee communities, or survivors of collective and ongoing trauma will find her consultation especially relevant and informed.

Nicolle’s work as Clinical Director of the EMDR Mexico Research Department and her role as a Trainer of Trainers in ASSYST-HEART reflect her commitment to expanding EMDR’s reach in underserved and crisis-affected communities globally. As a founding member of the EMDR Therapy Think Tank and a published author, she brings both theoretical depth and real-world field experience to her consultation practice. As a bilingual EMDRIA-approved consultant, she is available entirely online, making her accessible to clinicians across the United States and internationally.