EMDR
The EMDR International Association definition of
EMDR is as follows:
“Eye Movement Desensitization
and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a method of
psychotherapy that has been extensively researched
and proven effective for the treatment of trauma.”
As a practicing psychotherapist since 1990, I am
convinced that EMDR is the most effective form of therapy for
helping people resolve traumatic experiences.
While trauma is typically associated with
experiences such as rape, war, natural disasters, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD), it also applies to other negative
experiences an individual isn't able to resolve.
These experiences might include events such as:
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physical, emotional or sexual abuse
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panic attacks |
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a divorce or
relationship breakup |
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an abortion |
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an eating
disorder |
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the loss of a
significant person or pet |
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any other
disturbing event |
As a Licensed Professional Counselor specializing
in trauma resolution in Denver & Boulder CO, I confidently rely on EMDR for the
following reasons:
- I am a Holistic
Psychotherapist. I believe that EMDR helps one
access and activate the intrinsic growth
and healing process.
- EMDR is
a time-efficient treatment option. Once the necessary History/Treatment
Planning/Preparation have been completed, most
of my clients can evaluate EMDR’s effectiveness
almost immediately. While the length of
treatment for trauma will vary depending on the
nature and severity of the problem, many clients achieve significant
or full resolution of a particular trauma during
their very first EMDR session.
- The
therapeutic effectiveness of EMDR therapy is
well documented, and has been verified by
numerous clinical research studies.
For more information, I
encourage you to visit the following
website:
www.emdr.com
If you have
questions or need help,
please feel free
to
contact me for a free phone consultation
EMDR Therapy for Trauma, Abuse, PTSD, Panic
Attacks, Anxiety and
Depression
In Denver & Boulder, CO Since 1990
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