EMDR Therapy
Process what’s been holding you back and feel calmer, clearer, and more connected in the present.
Tapping into something new
EMDR therapy helps you process experiences that still affect how you think, feel, or respond today. Whether it’s lingering memories, emotional overwhelm, or repeating patterns, EMDR helps you make sense of what’s happened and move forward with greater calm and clarity.
Ready to start feeling calmer and more focused?
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EMDR is different from traditional talk therapy. Sessions use guided bilateral stimulation to help your brain process difficult experiences while you remain fully in control. We move at a pace that feels safe and manageable, focusing on the memories, themes, or patterns that feel “stuck.” As we work, your brain begins to reprocess those experiences, helping them feel more resolved. Many people describe feeling lighter, clearer, and more grounded after sessions.
As we work, your brain begins to reprocess those experiences, helping them feel more resolved. Many people describe feeling lighter, clearer, and more grounded after sessions.
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ADHD brains often process information in tangential, non-linear ways and experience emotions intensely. EMDR’s blend of cognitive, emotional, and body-based engagement works with this natural rhythm to help you notice patterns you might otherwise miss and integrate change more deeply.
Many clients find that EMDR not only eases the impact of past experiences but also improves focus, emotional regulation, and the ability to act in alignment with their values.
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EMDR can help you:
Process trauma or painful memories
Reduce emotional reactivity and overwhelm
Shift patterns of anxiety, stress, or low mood
Strengthen body awareness and self-trust
Gain insight into patterns that keep you stuck
Support ADHD management and other therapy goals
Curious if EMDR could help with focus, overwhelm, or emotional reactivity?