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EMDR can help in many ways:
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Gently process and release painful memories or trauma.
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Improve your sense of safety, calm, and control.
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Reduce emotional triggers, flashbacks, and anxiety.
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Help you move forward without being held back by the past.
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Book a Consultation
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Create a Plan That Fits You
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Begin Your Therapy Journey
Book your FREE 15-minute consultation—a chance to ask questions, share what’s bringing you in, and talk through what kind of support you’re looking for. From there, we’ll thoughtfully match you with a therapist who best fits your needs, goals, and personality. There’s no pressure—just a warm, low-stress way to explore your options.

Who to see:
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Trauma Specialist, online only​​​
Trauma Specialist, online and in-person at Spring, Texas
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What is EMDR therapy?
​A: EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a structured therapy that helps people process and heal from distressing memories, trauma, and negative beliefs. It uses guided eye movements or other forms of bilateral stimulation to help the brain reprocess painful experiences safely.
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Q:How does EMDR work?
A: During EMDR, your therapist will guide you to focus briefly on a memory while engaging in eye movements, tapping, or sounds. This process helps the brain “unstick” the memory, reducing its emotional charge and allowing you to see it in a new, more adaptive way.
Q: Can EMDR be done online?
A: Yes. EMDR can be effectively provided through secure telehealth platforms using visual or tactile bilateral stimulation. Your therapist will guide you through each step to ensure comfort and effectiveness.
Q: What does an EMDR session feel like?
A: You’ll remain fully alert and in control while processing memories. Many clients describe EMDR as emotionally intense but ultimately relieving, as distressing memories begin to lose their hold over time.​
Self-pay ONLY, no superbills for reimbursement.

