EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a practical therapeutic approach that addresses the psychological and physiological symptoms resulting from adverse life experiences. While it is widely recognized for its application in treating trauma, EMDR is also utilized to enhance performance in various contexts.

EMDR intensives offer a powerful way to address your symptoms more effectively and with a sharper focus, moving beyond the limitations of traditional 50-minute sessions. Each session addresses urgent crises and concerns, emphasizing stabilization and coping strategies that truly matter.

By choosing the intensive format, you can significantly reduce overall treatment time by skipping unnecessary components like a) routine check-ins at the beginning of each session, b) focusing on skills that may become irrelevant after healing, and c) the time spent helping clients regain composure at the end of a session.

This streamlined approach enhances the therapeutic experience and fosters quicker and more meaningful progress on the healing journey.

Yes. EMDR intensives for current clients are available in modified formats and pricing.

Yes, it's possible you feel that something significant hasn't changed yet, but you're unsure how to shift into a new experience of yourself with your current therapist. While you may now understand new concepts intellectually, your body may still feel confused. If that's the case, you might be interested in exploring adjunct EMDR intensive therapy to help facilitate that shift. We will determine which format works best for you during your initial consultation.

The term "adjunct" refers to something that is added to another thing but is not an essential part. In various contexts, it can imply a supplementary or supportive role. In therapy, an adjunct therapist is an additional therapist who works separately from the primary therapist.

Allows for deeper processing of multiple memories or related themes within one focused session.

A full-day EMDR intensive that allows time to process multiple memories and integrate the work in one focused session.

Yes. Many insurance companies reimburse a significant portion of the cost of psychotherapy. For insurance purposes, I am considered an out-of-network provider. It's best to determine the exact details of your policy ahead of time, including what benefits are available regarding out-of-network providers and if your insurance will reimburse several hours of therapy in one day or one week. I will provide you with a Superbill for all direct contact therapy services included in the program.

EMDR intensives provide an efficient and focused approach to trauma healing, allowing you to make significant progress in a shorter amount of time. This approach is especially beneficial if you’ve been struggling to find lasting relief or if your schedule makes weekly sessions difficult to commit to.

While intensives may have a higher upfront cost, offering flexible payment methods like Klarna (separate from our practice) and other options makes them more accessible. You can break up the cost into manageable payments, making this life-changing experience more affordable without straining your finances.

We want to support you and make EMDR intensives accessible, so you can invest in your well-being, healing, and future. By committing to your growth now, you’re setting the foundation for long-term peace and emotional freedom.

Please contact us for more information.