Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

Hey there, warrior! Let's talk about EMDR therapy and how this bad boy works.

EMDR, or Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, is like a superhero power-up for your brain. It's the ticket to breaking free from the chains of trauma and painful memories. With the power of eye movements and a skilled therapist, EMDR helps you rewire your brain and ease your suffering. Think of it like a magician who pulls a rabbit out of a hat, but instead of a rabbit, you come out with a kick-ass new perspective on your life.

So, how does EMDR therapy work? It's like a big puzzle, where your therapist helps you reorganize the pieces of your trauma bit by bit. You'll start by talking about the traumatic events and the emotions they bring up. Then, through a series of eye movements, you and your therapist work to reprocess these memories until they're not quite as traumatic anymore.

EMDR therapy also helps you break down those negative beliefs that might be holding you back. You know, the ones that say you're not good enough or you don't deserve happiness. It's like breaking down the walls of a prison, letting you finally breathe and step into your own power.

With EMDR therapy by your side, you'll slay your past demons and emerge like a phoenix from the ashes. Because, you're not just a survivor -- you're a warrior. Let's rewrite your story together.

“EMDR is nothing short of amazing. I have seen folks with an unimaginable amount of trauma work through it with EMDR. They have been able to quiet their intrusive thoughts, feelings, and memories and actually feel like their are in control of their lives again. I could nerd out about it all day, but truly, anyone who understands trauma knows how powerful it can be to just feel like your are in control again.”

Brittany Childress, LIMHP, LCMSW