Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing 
(EMDR)

Trauma, and other difficult life experiences, can act as an injury

that changes your physical brain, thoughts and beliefs, and emotions, effecting the way we interact with yourself, others, and the world.

EMDR is a unique therapy that targets difficult memories and 

changes the way they are held in the body, mind, and emotions so that they no longer act as a barrier to fully engaging in your life and pursuing your goals. 

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EMDR therapy can be provided in a traditional one hour per week

or one hour every-other-week format. However, many choose to engage in longer appointments or intensive treatment options.

Click below to find out more about EMDR Intensive Therapy.