How can EMDR therapy help you?
Overcome the challenges holding you back and thrive
EMDR therapy is a powerful non-talk-based approach that has revolutionized getting faster results through the restorative practices of eye movement. Effective at treating a wide range of challenges, EMDR therapy was originally developed to treat PTSD and general trauma symptoms. It is now also used to treat anxiety, panic, addiction, phobias, grief, depression, sexual dysfunction, dissociative disorders, somatic symptoms, and many forms of cognitive and emotional pain.
Ready to:
- Regularly feel calm and relaxed rather than overwhelmed with anxiety, panic attacks, or phobias?
- Eliminate symptoms and pain from inflammatory stress-related chronic illness?
- Experience the peace of overcoming depression, trauma, and past experiences?
- Fall asleep easily and sleep through the night?
- Maintain and enjoy healthy relationships?
EMDR goes beyond treating symptoms. It empowers you to:
- Break free from the past and heal from trauma or negative experiences.
- Unlock your full potential to thrive in all areas of life.
- Live a calmer and more fulfilling life by managing stress and anxiety.
- Improve performance and achieve your goals.

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What is EMDR?
Transformative therapy for healing
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a brain-based therapy that reduces feelings of emotional distress related to past experiences. By making your system less sensitive to certain memories, you can create opportunities for relief, freedom, and joy in everyday life.

Want to know more?
Here are some frequently asked questions about EMDR Therapy
How does EMDR work?
Using an eight-phase treatment that uses bilateral sensation (noises, feelings, or sights on both your left and right side) to desensitize disturbing emotions.
The more repeated the trauma and the younger the person was at the time it occurred, the more complex the symptoms and their treatment. For more information about EMDR processing and overall treatment, read Experiencing EMDR therapy.
Is there any research around EMDR?
Yes—EMDR is one of the most well-studied therapies for trauma and PTSD. It’s recommended by trusted organizations like the World Health Organization, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and the American Psychological Association.
Here’s what the research shows:
- It’s effective. Studies show EMDR works just as well as other proven trauma therapies, like CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) with exposure.
- No homework between sessions. You won’t have to do exercises at home—EMDR focuses on helping your brain process and heal during your sessions.
- Tailored to your pace. You and your therapist will decide together how fast or slow to go, based on what feels right for you.
- More than just talk therapy. EMDR uses gentle eye movements or tapping, making it possible to work through things without retelling every detail. This makes it a helpful option if you’re looking for something beyond traditional talk therapy.
How powerful is EMDR?
Multiple research investigations have examined the efficacy of EMDR for both PTSD and C-PTSD, with one study indicating that as many as 90% of individuals with single-trauma no longer meet criteria for PTSD following just three 90-minute sessions.
How is EMDR therapy different from other therapies?
In EMDR therapy, discussing distress isn’t necessary, nor is homework. Instead of altering emotions, thoughts, or behaviors, it facilitates the brain’s natural healing process by resolving unprocessed traumatic memories, often requiring fewer sessions than alternative therapies.
Reference: EMDRIA
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