EMDR

(Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)

EMDR and Brainspotting

Trauma Specialty Services are designed for individuals seeking deep, targeted, evidence-based healing approaches that go beyond traditional talk therapy. These methods are ideal for those experiencing the lingering effects of trauma, dissociation, panic, chronic overwhelm, or emotional instability. Each modality is structured to help the brain and body process unresolved memories, reduce distress, and restore a sense of internal balance. Whether you are looking for rapid relief, deeper integration, or long-term healing, our trauma-focused interventions offer a safe, effective, and clinically grounded path toward emotional freedom.

EMDR is a highly effective trauma treatment that helps the brain reprocess distressing memories and experiences, reducing emotional intensity and removing the “stuck” feeling that often follows trauma. Through bilateral stimulation, EMDR decreases the emotional charge of past events while strengthening adaptive beliefs and coping responses. This approach is ideal for individuals struggling with PTSD, panic disorder, dissociation, intrusive thoughts, or longstanding emotional patterns rooted in unprocessed experiences. EMDR allows you to revisit traumatic material safely and move toward relief, clarity, and confidence.

Brainspotting directly accesses the brain’s emotional centers by identifying eye positions connected to stored trauma and dysregulation. This focused method helps release deeply held tension, survival responses, and emotional blockages that traditional therapy may not reach. Clients often experience profound shifts in emotional stability, self-awareness, and nervous system regulation. Brainspotting is well suited for those dealing with complex trauma, dissociation, BPD intensity, anxiety spikes, or chronic overwhelm. It is a gentle yet powerful way to resolve what your mind and body have been holding.

Ketamine-Induced EMDR combines the neuroplastic, emotionally softening effects of ketamine with structured trauma reprocessing through EMDR. This unique pairing can accelerate breakthroughs, reduce emotional avoidance, and allow clients to access and process material that may feel too overwhelming during standard sessions. Ketamine creates a window of openness and cognitive flexibility, while EMDR provides a safe therapeutic structure for reprocessing. This modality is especially helpful for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, dissociation, emotional numbness, and trauma that feels “locked away.” Clients often describe this combination as deeply transformative, grounding, and perspective-shifting.