
EMDR therapy helps those who feel highjacked by old wounds, supporting them to rewire the nervous system and live with greater freedom, clarity and self-trust.
What is EMDR?
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a powerful, Evidence-Based Approach to Unwinding Trauma at the Root. Eye It works by helping the brain reprocess distressing memories (even if you can’t remember them,) so they no longer control your thoughts, your emotions, or your life.
Unlike traditional talk therapy, EMDR taps into the brain’s natural healing ability, using bilateral stimulation (like eye movements or tapping) to safely access and integrate unprocessed experiences stored in the nervous system.
This isn’t about reliving your trauma.
It’s about releasing it, in a way that’s embodied, empowering, and deeply transformative.
EMDR helps the brain unlock and reprocess memories or felt senses stored in the body (anxiety, depression etc.) in a safe and guided way, allowing you to move forward with more peace, clarity, and inner freedom.
What to Expect in EMDR Therapy
EMDR is a structured, 8-phase approach. It begins with creating a foundation of safety and coping skills, (read about the light stream resource in our blog) so you feel grounded before working with difficult memories. Together, we identify the experiences that continue to affect you. Through bilateral stimulation, your brain reprocesses these memories, shifting how they are stored. Over time, the painful charge lessens, and new, empowering beliefs take root.
Clients often describe EMDR as a mystical and deeply transformative process, one that doesn’t require retelling every detail of what happened, but instead helps the body and mind naturally release what no longer serves you.
The Goal of EMDR
The aim is not to erase memories, but to change the way you carry them. EMDR helps you feel less “stuck in the past” and more present in your life, with greater freedom, self-trust, and ease.
Is EMDR Right for Me? EMDR can be highly effective if you’re dealing with:
PTSD or complex trauma
Anxiety or panic attacks
Flashbacks, nightmares, or dissociation
Relationship trauma, betrayal, or attachment wounds
Self-sabotaging patterns that won’t go away
A history of childhood abuse, neglect, or emotional shutdown
Chronic stress, overwhelm, or burnout
Emotional triggers that don’t match the situation
Reprocess Trauma. Release the Past. Reclaim Your Life.
There are moments in life that split us.
A car accident. A betrayal. A loss that gutted us.
Or wounds that were never supposed to happen, the ones that came too early, too fast, too often.
Even long after the event, something inside still flinches. You feel it in your body, in your sleep, in the way you pull away from joy just when it’s within reach. You might even feel like something is wrong” with you.
You may not have the words for it, but your nervous system remembers.
And you’re tired of being stuck. Even after years of self-work, that’s where EMDR may be helpful.
Book your free consultation
Let’s explore what you’re carrying and see how therapy may help you release it
Curious to learn more? Watch this short video on EMDR below.
You Don’t Need to Re-Tell Your Story to Heal It
You may be exhausted by traditional therapy.
You may dread talking about what happened, again.
You may not even remember everything clearly.
That’s okay.
EMDR meets you where you are, and doesn’t require every memory to be recalled or spoken aloud. What matters is how the imprint of the past still lives in you, and how we can work together to release it, rewire it, and reclaim your peace.
This Is Sacred Work And Also Scientific
Rooted in neuroscience, yet attuned to the soul
Grounded in protocols, yet responsive to your intuition
Effective, efficient, and often life-changing
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Let’s explore what you’re carrying and see how therapy may help you release it
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