EMDR Intensive
NYC, New York, Virtually
Dedicated EMDR Sessions with an Advanced-level I & II EMDR practitioner to heal core wounds, process trauma, break free from repetitive patterns and unblock obstacles & limiting beliefs, so you can move forward with the life you desire.
Healing from trauma does Not have to take a lifetime…
you canTransform your life, and in much less time than traditional talk therapy
“I’m Delighted To Offer An Approach That Is A Synthesis Of Highly Effective, Evidence-Based Techniques, Which May Include: EMDR, CBT, Somatic Experiencing®, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Positive Neuroplasticity, Nutrition Support, And Coaching. These Elements, When Integrated Into Sessions, Are Transformative For Clients, And In Much Less Time Than Traditional Approaches.”
EMDR intensives are perfect for individuals who have done talk therapy but would like something more, something deeper. You’ve talked about your trauma history or significant events in weekly therapy, but you don’t feel that you’ve made the progress that you desire. You are now well aware of triggers and circumstances that cause you distress, however, these troubling experiences still live in your body, leaving you vulnerable to survival mode, fight, flight, and freeze activation. It may not be significant trauma holding you back, but rather limiting beliefs and unconscious obstacles that interfere with having a more meaningful life. EMDR intensives can help you release unconscious blocks You are an aware and self-observant individual who is finally motivated to get “unstuck” in your life. Like many New Yorkers with busy lives, you don’t have the time or energy to devote years to healing via weekly psychotherapy sessions. You are looking for therapy that is super-charged, efficient with long-lasting impact.
“With advanced training in EMDR, Intensives, and many other modalities, I can help you uncover the true root of your issue, saving you months and years of talking about your struggles without gaining the relief you need to heal.”
Love your current therapist? Yes, let’s Collaborate with Your Current Therapist!
I don’t want to mess with a good thing. If you’re already seeing a therapist, EMDR intensives can be done alongside the great work you’re already doing, as an adjunct to those efforts. You will find that EMDR enhances the work that you do with your current therapist. You continue to see your therapist weekly, while we do deep, focused processing of specific targets for a limited amount of time.
How does science-backed, evidence-based EMDR therapy lead to healing and restoration of mind & body?
The traditional approach to talk therapy is changing. thanks to science. We are learning that understanding and intellectualizing problems does not necessarily lead to healing. As much as you desire a reality-based life, your past experiences are likely interfering with your current reality, your dreams, your relationships, your quality of life.
The human brain is wired to ruminate, that’s how it keeps you safe. It’s just not always needed!
Your trauma mind keeps you looping with all kinds of fears, remembering, questions, and self-doubt. Most of these experiences get trapped in the mind and often show up as physical symptoms such as aches, pains, and mystery illnesses. The body holds many sensations and symptoms and when we connect to these sensations, we often find the healing and the wisdom. EMDR therapy connects the mind and body so that your experience feels less fragmented and more integrated. EMDR therapy as a treatment involves revisiting disturbing memories in a controlled manner along with bilateral stimulation, which is typically, tapping alternately and eye movement. It is believed that this process helps the brain reprocess traumatic experiences and encourages integration which includes a more adaptive perception and reframe. Successful EMDR helps you acknowledge the past without disturbing symptoms, empowering you to move forward in more positive ways..
what qualifies as trauma?
Perhaps you’ve heard of “big T” traumas and “little t” traumas? “Big T” trauma is what most people think of when it comes to traumatic events—things like catastrophic accidents, natural disasters, and violent crimes. “Little t” trauma refers to events that might not be as obvious but can still overwhelm our capacity to cope—events like parental divorce, switching schools, the death of a pet, and being left at summer camp. It may have been a single moment in childhood that forever changed your life, or a collection of events over time. No matter the origin of your trauma, EMDR intensives can help you rewrite the script so that you can heal and move forward with your precious life, in less time than traditional therapy.
Why choose an EMDR Intensive
Urgency - You’ve been participating in therapy for some time, but something has arisen that feels urgent and your current therapist does not offer EMDR Therapy. I’m delighted to work alongside your current therapy to help resolve this issue.
Flexibility - This working method is more suitable for many people's schedules and goals than having EMDR sessions once a week.
Comfort - When processing old trauma wounds, things can get stirred up. If the next session isn’t until the following week, that leaves a week of possible discomfort. With longer and more frequent sessions, we stay focussed on processing until the material feels finished.
Efficiency - With weekly EMDR, typically we take some time to settle in and review, and inevitably there is a pull to talk about events of the week, which takes us away from important therapy goals. When we work intensively we can stay focused on the trauma processing with less distraction.
Finances - The time saved in EMDR intensives translates to significant cost savings. Rather than paying for weekly therapy sessions spanning many months or years, you pay for six hours of immersive therapy which saves money compared to weekly sessions over time.
Relief - EMDR therapy offers rapid relief for many symptoms including anxiety, panic, phobias, nightmares, PTSD, depression, chronic pain, and emotional overwhelm. Immersive EMDR sessions offer faster results.
Faster - It can be enough of a challenge to maintain work and other obligations while working through trauma. EMDR processing can be briefly disruptive. Working in a concentrated way reduces the number of disrupted work days to just 1-3 days depending on your situation.
Deadline - You have something up and coming and you would like to resolve this traumatic memory.
what happens in an EMDR intensive?
EMDR intensive sessions offer the opportunity to address your triggers, core wounds, and trauma-related symptoms in an individualized and concentrated therapeutic manner. This structured approach facilitates and quickens the healing process in ways that weekly 50-minute psychotherapy sessions can’t. It can often be used adjunctly to accelerate your weekly therapy. After a history and goal-taking intake is completed, we design the intensive to fit your needs and goals. During the intake, we discuss your current life circumstances, triggers, external stressors, and coping mechanisms.
When we begin EMDR processing, you will experience healing, release, and relief. You will be supported to feel safe, resourced, and grounded. EMDR does not just use cognitive processing, but rather deep, mind-body-brain-nervous system healing. As an advanced, EMDRIA-trained clinician, it is my style to integrate other healing modalities into our sessions, such as Somatic Experiencing (SE) and Internal Family Systems (IFS), Positive Neuroplasticity training, and coaching. I’ve successfully synthesized these highly effective, evidence-based models to improve whole-body healing and transformation.
When we feel we have done the work together, we will meet a week later for a post-processing session to debrief and support integration to better understand how you can move forward in your life with your new and accurate, reality-based perceptions of yourself and your world.
There are many reasons why you now may need a concentrated Intensive EMDR therapy approach:
Require Rapid Relief - People who are experiencing severe symptoms of PTSD or trauma-related disorders and need rapid intervention to alleviate distressing symptoms may benefit from intensive EMDR. The concentrated nature of the sessions allows for quicker processing and relief. EMDR intensives can provide the stability and healing needed to move forward in your life.
Have Limited Availability - Individuals with busy schedules or who find it challenging to commit to regular weekly therapy sessions may find intensive EMDR more manageable. It condenses treatment into a shorter period, making it more feasible for those with time constraints. Many find that they make more progress in a handful of EMDR sessions than in years of traditional talk therapy and CBT therapy.
Prefer Immersive Therapy - Some individuals may prefer a more immersive therapeutic experience where they can focus intensely on their healing process over a few consecutive days or a week. This means less talking about the weak events, and more work focused on healing target problems. This immersion can help maintain focus and momentum in addressing trauma. An intensive allows clients to deeply immerse themselves in the therapeutic process without the distractions of daily life. This focused approach can help individuals gain insight, develop new coping strategies, and foster personal growth more effectively.
Enhanced emotional processing: The concentrated nature of intensives can facilitate more profound emotional processing and healing, enabling clients to work through complex or deeply-rooted issues more efficiently than in traditional therapy.
Seek Efficiency - Intensive EMDR can be appealing to those who value efficiency in their therapeutic process. It allows for comprehensive treatment in a shorter timeframe compared to traditional weekly sessions, potentially reducing overall therapy duration.
Desire Continuity in Care - EMDR intensives can ensure continuity in therapeutic care, minimizing breaks between sessions that might disrupt progress. This continuous care can be beneficial for maintaining momentum and preventing regression that frequently occurs in traditional psychotherapy.
Perhaps you’ve heard of “big T” traumas and “little t” traumas? “Big T” trauma is what most people think of when it comes to traumatic events—things like catastrophic accidents, natural disasters, violent crimes. “Little t” trauma refers to events that might not be as obvious, but can still overwhelm our capacity to cope—events like parental divorce, switching schools, the death of a pet, and being left at summer camp. It may have been a single moment in childhood that forever changed your life, or a collection of events over time. No matter the origin of your trauma, EMDR intensives can help you rewrite the script so that you can heal and move forward with your precious life, and in less time than traditional therapy.
What Does a Typical EMDR Intensive Day Look Like?
Brief phone introduction - We will have a brief phone discussion to see if your goals are a good fit for an EMDR intensive. I will provide you with an estimated amount of time for the work. If it feels right for you, I will offer you my first opening so we can get started.
Initial Intake session - You’ll start with scheduling a free 90-minute intake consultation. We will discuss your goals for the intensive as well as identify key goals, resources, and limiting beliefs.
Processing Session - A standard processing day will be 3 hours, over 3 days, typically. We identify the target memories that you would like to process. We begin the resourcing protocol then move on to processing target memories. We’ll use the last 30 minutes or so to help you regulate.
Debriefing, follow up session - We summarize the targets that we worked on together, as well as the processing parts work and other aspects of your experience.
If this is adjunctive work, I’m happy to talk with your individual or couple therapist to discuss your experience and ongoing therapeutic goals.
How does online EMDR work with a trained trauma therapist NYC?
As an extensively trained online trauma therapist with a NYC private practice, I have found online EMDR treatments to be just as effective as in-person treatments. I supportively guide you through bilateral stimulation techniques like eye movements or alternative stimuli. We notice and talk about what comes up. You will get incredible results without reliving the trauma. The only difference is that a screen is between us. EMDRA intensives are no different. You will work to ensure that you are in a secure and comfortable environment with your pet and any snacks and beverages that you may need.
Are there safety concerns with eMDR and is it safe for me?
While generally considered safe, EMDR therapy can certainly lead to some temporary emotional discomfort and strong feelings. Many report headaches, fatigue, and experiencing vivid dreams. It's important to remember that EMDR isn't a good fit for everyone. Together we will decide if it’s a good fit for your healing journey. Individuals with complex trauma or C-PTSD will certainly need more preparation and resourcing and healing will be a much longer endeavor, not suitable virtually and may need modifications such as a less intensive format.
EMDR intensives are a great fit for…
Painful memories and past experiences
Negative beliefs, thoughts and feelings (unworthy, unlovable, not enough)
Anxiety, fears, and phobias
Chronic sadness
Medical traumas and chronic pain and illness
Relationship patterns and dynamics
Grief, loss, or experiences that disturb your nervous system
Divorce and separation
Attachment wounds and betrayal
Recent traumatic events (EMDR intensives can help avoid experiencing PTSD)
Traumatic car accident, fire, or natural disaster
Victim of a crime, including sexual assault
EMDR intensives are not a great fit for…
Individuals experiencing active suicidality
Individuals experiencing severe dissociation
Individuals who are experiencing overwhelming life stressors
Helpful strategies woven into EMDR Intensives
Internal Family Systems & parts work
Positive Neuroplasticity
Positive Psychology
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Somatic exercises
Nervous system regulation support
Self-compassion exercises
Guided meditations
Breath work and resourcing
Energy medicine
Manifestation and unblocking
Ask me about more potential problems that we can tackle in an EMDR Intensive.
What does the science and research say about EMDR therapy?
Research strongly supports EMDR therapy as an effective treatment for trauma and related challenges. Studies show it can significantly reduce distressing memories, negative emotions, and somatic symptoms.
"EMDR therapy was determined to be an effective treatment of trauma." American Psychiatric Association (2004). Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Patients with Acute Stress Disorder and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Patients with Acute Stress Disorder and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Association Practice Guidelines.
"EMDR therapy was placed in the "A" category as “strongly recommended” for the treatment of trauma." Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense (2004). VA/DoD Clinical Practice Guideline for the Management of Post-Traumatic Stress. Washington, DC
EMDR is a therapy is listed in the new Department of Veterans Affairs & Department of Defense Practice Guidelines "A" category as "highly recommended" for the treatment of trauma.
It has received a high level of recommendation from the American Psychiatric Association and by the mental health departments of Israel, Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom, France, Sweden, and more. For a full listing visit http://www.EMDRHAP.org/researchandresources.htm to learn more.
EMDR is also listed as an effective form of therapy, backed by research, on a new National Institute of Mental Health sponsored website: Check under "Adult MH Therapist for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder."
How will I pay for an EMDR Intensive?
1) Psychotherapy Intake Assessment 90 minutes/$450
2) EMDR intensive sessions 3 hours/$900
3) Follow up psychotherapy session 30-60 minutes/$150-$300
a portion of your insurance will cover your EMDR intensive
Health insurance does not reimburse for intensives. However, the initial planning sessions and the debriefing sessions are reimbursable. Additionally, a portion of the intensive hours can also be reimbursed. I am happy to submit these sessions for you.
About NYC EMDR Therapy
This practice provides a range of psychological & wellness services in NYC and throughout NY state. The goal is to individualize treatment to your unique physical, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual needs. I have experience working with a broad range of symptoms and approaches in psychotherapy, including but not limited to EMDR Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Holistic Mind-Body Medicine. Therapy begins with a therapeutic consultation, where you will gather a wealth of information about your difficulties. Many people feel better after the first session. The initial consultation also lays the groundwork for future treatment as we determine the best modalities to help you heal.
NYC EMDR Therapist With Nearly 20 Years Of Experience
This practice offers supportive, compassionate, and comprehensive care, staying current on research related to mental health. I aim to use my expertise and extensive training to get you back to living your life as quickly as possible.
Book An Appointment For NYC EMDR Therapy Today
Book an appointment directly or text 212-529-8292 to get started. Integrative Psychotherapy & Wellness Manhattan can help you with your healing journey guiding you towards optimal mental health.
Healing Modalities Used In This NYC Therapy & Wellness Practice
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Internal Family Systems
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Somatic Experiencing
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About Holistic Psychotherapy & Wellness Manhattan
I’ve been in the holistic wellness & psychology field for nearly twenty years. As a licensed psychotherapist with a private psychotherapy practice in New York City, I blend what I’ve found to be the most effective practices in psychology, neurobiology, attachment, alternative medicine, nutrition, coaching, and mind-body medicine practices. I believe that lasting change and transformation is possible when given the right tools to thrive. I’ve received extensive training and certification in a range of innovative, effective, and evidence-based therapies to offer comprehensive care.
As a holistic psychotherapist, I believe it’s important to address the root cause of emotional and somatic suffering. As a trauma-trained therapist, I am influenced by humanist and existential philosophy, relational theory, attachment theory, psychoanalytic concepts, mindfulness, and somatic, mind, and body psychology. I have received extensive post-graduate training in EMDR Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Somatic Experiencing (SE), Nutrition and Integrative Medicine For Mental Health, and more. In marriage and couple counseling, my work is influenced by the Gottman Method, Internal Family Systems, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT).
As neuroscience demonstrates, the brain can heal, and the body and mind are inextricably linked. My 20+ years of experience with mindfulness, yoga therapy, and meditation greatly influence my work as a mental health provider. A Holistic therapy model ensures that you thrive in the many aspects of your life—including your relationship with yourself and others. Together, we work with practices designed to create an environment that supports optimal physical and mental health well-being. Lasting change and transformation is possible when given the right tools to thrive.
Holistic Psychotherapy & Wellness Manhattan Therapy Modalities
Psychoanalytic, Relational & Interpersonal Psychotherapy
Attachment-Focused Couple Therapy (traditional, non-traditional, non-monogamy, alternative lifestyle couples), Sexual Counseling
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), DBT Skills
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
Advanced level EMDR Therapy, Parts Therapy, Integrated Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Experiencing
Positive Psychology, Positive Neuroplasticity Coaching
Transformational, Peak Performance& Wellness Coaching
Urban Zen Integrative Therapy, Reiki, Energy Medicine, Yoga Therapy
Nutrition & Integrative Medicine For Mental Health, Nutritional Amino Acid Protocols (using precursor amino acids, fatty acids, herbal medicine, supplement recommendations for mood, anxiety, ADHD, addictions, cravings, brain fog, PTSD, and more)
Clinical Hypnosis
Kimberly Seelbrede: Post Graduate Training & Certifications
New York University - Advanced CBT Certification, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Advanced Clinical Practice, Clinical Approaches to the Addictions, Clinical Practice with Adolescents
Somatic Experiencing® International (in progress)
Eating Disorders, Compulsions & Addictions (EDCAS) Certification
William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology
EMDR Advanced Level EMDR Practitioner - Laurel Parnell PhD
Brainspotting - Lisa Schwarz, MEd
Positive Neuroplasticity Training Certification - Rick Hanson PhD
Nutrition and Integrative Medicine for Mental Health - Leslie Korn PhD
IFS Immersion: Integrating Internal Family Systems Across Clinical Applications - Frank Anderson, PhD
Dialectical Behavior Therapy - Behavior Tech Institute
Mindful Self-Compassion Training - Christopher K. Germer, PhD & Kristen Neff PhD
Executive Life Coaching - New York University
Institute for Life Coach Training
Urban Zen Integrative Therapy Training Program
Additional Professional Training: Gottman Institute for Couples, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Hypnosis for Trauma & PTSD, Focusing Institute, Whole Body Focusing with Glenn Fleisch, Ph.D. EMDR & Trauma Treatment with Jennifer Sweeton, PsyD, MS, MA. Ongoing workshops: Ester Perel, Bessel van der Kolk, MD, Dan Siegel, MD, Peter Levine, Ph.D, Gabor Mate, MD, Richard Schwartz, PhD, Sue Johnson, IFS, Somatic Experiencing, Trauma-Focused Treatment, Yoga Therapy, Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
Clinical practice Expertise & Specialties
Depression (major, postpartum depression, SAD, bipolar disorder, atypical depression, dysthymia, situational, chronic sadness)
Anxiety (panic, generalized, phobias, social, PTSD), fear, worry, stress management, insomnia, work/life balance
Women’s hormonal health, perimenopause and menopause mental health assessment/coaching, chronic pain
Trauma resolution, obstacles, blocking beliefs, self-sabotage, problem patterns, and habits
Crisis counseling, life challenges, transitions, grief, loss and bereavement
Dysfunctional relationship dynamics, professional and personal relationships, communication difficulties, divorce, separation
Shadow work, energetic blocks, boundary work
Addictions, behavioral addictions, substance abuse, alcoholism and compulsions
Family of origin, codependency, family conflict resolution, submissiveness and recovery from family enmeshment, ACOA
Recovery and post-rehab support (step-down support, wellness planning, new habit maintenance, and self-care)
Celebrity mental health expertise and high-profile, VIP clients, therapy for entrepreneurs, executives, creatives, medical professionals
talk therapy not enough? Find lasting Healing & Transformation with EMDR
If traditional talk therapy has not yielded the desired healing results, it might be time to consider a different model of care. I’ve been trained in many effective therapies, but I find myself consistently returning to EMDR. EMDR Therapy changed my practice years ago because it works and it changes lives. It is the one treatment method that is consistently powerful and transformative for my patients, especially when other highly effective therapies such as IFS, CBT, and Somatic Experiencing are integrated into sessions. Therapy is highly individualized, and depending on your unique needs, chosen therapy modalities may include: EMDR, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, CBT, Internal Family Systems, Mindfulness, and Somatic Experiencing®. I completed EMDRIA-approved EMDR advanced Levels I & II training and supervision many years ago and I’ve used it in my New York City psychotherapy private practice consistently and with excellent results.
EMDR therapy is highly effective in addressing underlying beliefs, patterns, and blocks that can hinder progress in traditional therapy or life coaching. EMDR treatment can help transform mere survival into thriving, leading to a life free from disruptive symptoms. By reprocessing difficult or traumatic memories, EMDR can boost resilience and vitality in the nervous system. EMDR is not only for trauma; it is also valuable for enhancing performance in athletes, creatives, and work-related endeavors. During the pandemic, many of us discovered that EMDR can be effectively offered to many patients virtually. Virtual EMDR can be a powerful addition to your therapy journey, whether used in conjunction with your existing therapy or as a standalone solution. learn more about EMDR Therapy
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Expert, experienced Online Therapy Serving NYC & NY State Residents
faqs about online therapy in nYC: how does Virtual therapy/video therapy work?
The technology for telemedicine has been available for decades, but the pandemic made virtual therapy a necessity. It's surprising how many people have benefitted from online virtual therapy. Like many therapists in NYC, I've been conducting virtual sessions for some time, so I'm comfortable working with technology. It's important to note that teletherapy isn't suitable for everyone seeking counseling, as many people prefer conducting psychotherapy sessions in person.
How does Online therapy work?
This holistic psychotherapy and wellness practice in New York City understands that many people have busy schedules and may find it difficult to commute to therapy sessions. That's why I offer virtual therapy and telephone therapy as modern options for counseling. This is especially convenient for individuals who work, travel, have young children with different schedules, are young adults, college students, or expats. After scheduling an online session, you will receive a secure session link from the HIPAA-compliant platform SimplePractice. You can access the virtual therapy office using your computer, iOS/Android phone, iPad, or any other tablet-enabled device. Most laptops have a built-in camera and microphone, making it easy to participate in the sessions. Creating an emotionally safe space in your home or office for virtual sessions is also important, and all you need is a strong internet connection.
What kind of therapy is offered virtually?
Online sessions are treated the same way as face-to-face sessions, using the same evidence-based therapy modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), trauma therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, somatic psychotherapy, life coaching, wellness coaching, and stress management. Remote EMDR has been found to be just as effective for trauma resolution and other concerns as in-person EMDR. However, not everyone or every situation should be treated remotely, so it’s important to contact potential therapists to determine if virtual therapy is appropriate for your situation. Research now demonstrates that therapy sessions conducted by teletherapy are just as effective as face-to-face therapy. Read the research.
Who can benefit from virtual therapy?
Anyone can access high-quality therapy in a private, confidential, and convenient manner. Seeking therapy with an experienced NYC psychotherapist can lead to healthier relationships, new perspectives, reaching goals, and building resilience. Therapy can provide support during stressful and challenging times, helping you feel less alone with your problems. Living in New York City comes with unique challenges, including a fast-paced lifestyle and high levels of stress. If you're experiencing feelings of anxiety, depression, loneliness, loss, substance use, or unresolved trauma PTSD, know that you're not alone. Holistic Psychotherapy & Wellness Manhattan offers evidence-based counseling and an integrative psychotherapy philosophy tailored to your unique needs. As a licensed psychotherapist in New York, I can see you whether you live in the NYC metro area or anywhere in New York State. There are various modern therapy options available, such as BetterHelp, TalkSpace, and the numerous licensed psychotherapists and psychologists on Psychology Today who provide high-quality therapy in the US and worldwide. Interested in receiving therapy in New York using your health insurance benefits? Holistic Psychotherapy & Wellness Manhattan is In-Network with BCBS & Aetna, and Out-of-Network with most health insurances. I have also been reimbursed by Aetna, Cigna, BCBS, Emblem, Oxford, United, and many more for out-of-network mental health services. Most of my clients are compensated about 50-100% of my fees.
How can Integrative Psychotherapy & Wellness NYC enhance your life?
Gain support through a personal crisis, transition, loss, trauma, or challenging situation that causes personal or relational distress
Heal codependency and feel empowered, autonomous, safe, and secure in your life as self-esteem naturally increases
Find relief for sadness, depression, and chronic depression with interpersonal psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and EMDR
Uncover unconscious conflicts, patterns and blocking beliefs that may be sabotaging your success and happiness
Address dissociation, body image, eating disorders, compulsions, addictions, substance use or abuse, and obsessions
Learn to identify important thoughts, feelings, emotions, motivations, and unconscious internal conflicts with insight-oriented therapy
Develop enhanced self-awareness as well as empathy and compassion for self and others with relational therapy
Break through blocks in intimacy, detach from unhealthy relationships, and break patterns of repetition in significant relationships
Learn to identify triggers that lead to anger, confusion, and relationship dysfunction in couple and relationship counseling
Develop effective, assertive communication skills to benefit personal and professional relationships
Learn more adaptive coping skills, self-care rituals, self-acceptance, and mindfulness to create a healthy work-life balance
Uncover patterns of crippling perfectionism that interfere with achievement, success, and personal happiness using EMDR
Process and heal painful feelings of loneliness, disappointment, sadness, loss, grief, guilt, shame, anger, envy and fear
Resolve trauma and abuse symptoms, develop healthier boundaries, and heal early attachment wounds with EMDR Therapy
Discover protocols using precursor amino acids, fatty acids, herbal medicine, supplements for mood, anxiety, ADHD, addictions, cravings, brain fog, PTSD
Identify hormone-related (peri-menopause, menopause) anxiety, depression, insomnia, brain fog, low energy, pain, migraines, fibromyalgia
Learn self-care, meditation, breathing techniques, energy medicine & somatic therapy practices to regulate your nervous system
Obtain consultations for referrals to psychopharmacologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, and other allied professionals