Go beyond traditional talk therapy.

EMDR Therapy in Colorado.

You’ve tried everything you can think of to feel better, but nothing’s sticking.

Maybe you’ve been to therapy before.

But you’re still feeling…

  • shut down, disconnected from your feelings

  • put up emotional defenses that masquerade as anxiety and depression

  • shame, guilt and anxiety

  • fear of asserting yourself

EMDR therapy can be a valuable tool for individuals struggling with anxiety that is linked to past traumatic experiences.

  • EMDR works by helping individuals process past memories, reducing their emotional charge and the anxiety that stems from them.

  • During EMDR, clients engage in bilateral stimulation, typically through guided eye movements. This process helps to facilitate the integration of distressing memories and reduces their emotional intensity. It allows the brain to process information more effectively.

    • EMDR helps clients reframe negative beliefs associated with anxiety.

    • Through therapy, individuals can replace irrational thoughts with more balanced and realistic perspectives, contributing to reduced anxiety levels.

    • EMDR helps desensitize individuals to anxiety provoking stimuli. By gradually exposing clients to the memories or triggers associated with their anxiety in a controlled environment, they can learn to respond with less distress.

    • As clients process their memories, they often learn skills for emotional regulation. This can lead to improved coping mechanisms for managing anxiety in the future.

    • EMDR encourages self-reflection and insight, helping clients understand the root causes of their anxiety and how past experiences influence their present feelings and behaviors.

    • Through the EMDR process, individuals often experience a sense of empowerment as they confront and process their fears. This empowerment can lead to greater confidence in managing anxiety.

At the end of the day…

I want you to address the psychological components of anxiety, EMDR can also help alleviate physical symptoms associated with anxiety, such as tension, racing heart and shortness of breath.

Whatever it is that you’re experiencing, through EMDR you can gain a sense of empowerment as you confront and process your fears.

Is EMDR the right fit for you?

EMDR therapy can help you gain insight and encourage self-reflection to help you understand the root causes of your anxiety.

Learn how past experiences influence your present feelings and behaviors.

As you process your memories, you can learn skills for emotional regulation. This can lead to improved coping mechanisms for managing your anxiety in the future.

What you’ll gain

With EMDR, you can…

  • Improve your emotional regulation skills

  • Work on replacing irrational thoughts with more balanced and realistic perspectives

  • Learn how to process memories and reduce their emotional charge

  • No longer feel distressed when recalling past emotions

  • Gain insight and self-reflection to understand the root causes of anxiety

Get in touch

Change is possible.

Click this link to choose a day and time for a free, confidential consultation.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

  • Numerous studies have shown EMDR to be effective for treating PTSD and trauma-related symptoms. It is also increasingly used for various anxiety disorders, depression, and other mental health issues. Effectiveness can vary by individual, and it may take several sessions to see significant results.

  • During an EMDR session, I will first conduct an assessment to discuss your history and identify specific memories to target. You will then be guided through the EMDR processing phase, which involves recalling the memories while following the bilateral stimulation.

  • The duration of the EMDR therapy varies from person to person. Some may experience significant relief in just a few sessions, while others may take longer. The number of sessions required depends on the complexity of the issues being addressed and the unique needs of the individual.

  • While you will need to recall the traumatic memory during EMDR, you will not need to discuss the details. The focus is on processing the memory and its associated emotions rather than providing a comprehensive narrative.

  • No. It is important to work with a trained and licensed provider who can provide guidance, support, and a safe environment for processing trauma.

Listen to your body and connect to your authentic self

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Listen to your body and connect to your authentic self —