EMDR Intensives
Why Take Months, When It Can Take Weeks

If you're reading this, I am not usually your first choice. You feel like this is your last chance to do something because nothing else has worked.

For many people who are interested in an Intensive, they may have been engaged in traditional talk therapy, or they may be feeling stuck by the lack of progress with their issues.

Intensives are time-efficient and transformational, ideal for busy women who want deep healing without weekly appointments forever.

EMDR helps people to heal from the symptoms and emotional distress that come from trauma and disturbing life experiences.

These traumatic life experiences often result in a variety of mental health issues, such as anxiety, depression, excessive worries and fears, among other issues.

Prior to the development of EMDR, it was widely assumed that severe emotional pain required a long time to heal (think about being on the Freudian couch for years). 

EMDR shows that the mind can in fact heal from psychological trauma much as the body recovers from physical trauma.

Repeated studies show that EMDR can often produce results in a single therapy session whereas other forms of psychotherapy will take years to deliver.

I incorporate EMDR intensive work to help you rapidly process old trauma that triggers a whole host of emotional and behavioral health issues.

In utilizing this way of methodology, I help you to move through and beyond those feelings more quickly to experience relief and joy.

EMDR is a remarkable treatment for survivors who have experienced abuse and neglect throughout their childhood.  EMDR is also an effective treatment for people who are currently experiencing stressful life and are exposed to ongoing trauma (i.e. first responders and medical professionals).

I believe in the incredible effectiveness of EMDR and have seen how transformational EMDR work can be.

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a therapy created by Francine Shapiro, Ph.D.