Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a therapeutic approach that helps organize negative and positive feelings, emotions, and thoughts. EMDR therapy helps break through the mental blocks and disturbing memories that keep us from living an emotionally healthy life.
EMDR was initially developed to help individuals struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but has been found to benefit individuals diagnosed with depression, anxiety, grief, and more. The primary goal of EMDR aims to reduce emotional distress, and update memories and experiences to a healthier present perspective.
EMDR has gained recognition as an effective mental health therapeutic approach benefiting individuals seeking healing and resilience.
6 Days a week
Monday - Saturday
5401 South East Street
Suite 112-B
In addition to providing psychotherapy, We consider it a privilege to offer clinical supervision for Licensed Social Workers, and other Mental Health Professionals, and mentoring for Bachelor of Social Work graduates and undergraduate social work students as they develop professionally and grow in their calling to serve others.
If you are in crisis please call 911, or the Suicide and Crisis Hotline at 988, or go to your local emergency department