About EMDR

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EMDR, short for “Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing,” is a proven and effective trauma therapy. It involves using bilateral stimulation to help move through trauma processing efficiently and compassionately.

Oftentimes, difficult childhoods or early life wounds may affect relationships, inner wisdom, and joy.  Everyone’s journey with EMDR is different, and I use adapted protocols to best fit my client’s individual experience. I encourage you to reach out to ask if you think you may be a good fit.

We offer 60 minute EMDR sessions, assessments for dissociation, and attachment-focused EMDR resourcing.

For more information on EMDR, visit the EMDRIA website.

For more information about attachment-focused EMDR, visit Dr. Laurel Parnell’s website.