Because you’ve dealt with the stressor, but not the stress, your bodies still think you’re being chased by the lion.
— Emily Nagoski

As a Certified EMDR Therapist, I offer 2 models. I work both weekly with clients and also offer EMDR intensive programs, all remotely over telehealth.

For weekly sessions, I work intensively in an 80 minute format. For EMDR intensives, we would schedule longer sessions over the span of a week or a month. Please connect with me to discuss availability and cost for the intensive offerings.

EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.  This type of therapy is an evidence-based practice, and therefore is scientifically verified to be effective in the treatment of many issues, including: post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), somatic symptoms, anxiety, panic attacks, disturbing memories, complex grief, guilt and shame, depression, phobias, and more.  It has also been demonstrated to have successful outcomes in peak performance enhancement.

Simply put, if you have a negative belief about yourself that was created and confirmed by a past experience(s), EMDR can help to process through those old memories and redefine a new and more positive belief.

Feel free to explore the videos and links below for more information on EMDR.


Not only does healing occur much more rapidly than in traditional therapy, but as a result of EMDR’s clearing of emotional and physical blockages, many people also experience a sense of joy, openness, and deep connection with others. EMDR is a quantum leap in the human ability to heal trauma and maladaptive beliefs.
— Laurel Parnell Ph.D. and EMDR trainer
Funny, this EMDR stuff… It’s like it never happened to me. It’s like the EMDR put that experience in a place where it never happened. It’s like I used to look at a room filled with old stuff and now it’s all gone. Everything is organized and I can’t even remember what it was like before!
— Esly Regina Carvalho Ph.D. and EMDR trainer