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EMDR and OCD
EMDR is a great way to bring to light a better understanding of someone's OCD and how to break the cycle of frustrating thoughts and behaviors.
Feb 31 min read


Reduce Anxiety with Bilateral Stimulation
Here are a few easy ways to bring down anxiety and stress levels in a matter of minutes, using skills that I teach in my office every day.
Feb 31 min read


EMDR for Pain Management
I am so grateful that there is a protocol that really focuses in on the somatic experience of pain, not only beginning to sense into it in a very different way with compassion and understanding, but also to reduce the pain itself.
Feb 31 min read


EMDR 2.0- Say What?
EMDR 2.0 is an excellent intervention to use for individuals who have been unsuccessful with the standard protocol of EMDR in the past, and who have a difficult time staying in the window of tolerance when processing.
Feb 31 min read


Who's A Good Candidate for EMDR and BSP?
The experience is much different than your typical talk therapy and can lead to deeper and more, connect insight, to better understand why you feel the way you do certain situations, realizing your response systems to triggers, and how to manage them better.
Feb 31 min read


You've Heard of EMDR, But What Are EMDr and EMD?
EMDr and EMD are wonderful accompaniments to EMDR and can feel like a much safer and tolerable way to process and sit with upsetting life experiences.
Feb 31 min read


Types and Benefits of Bilateral Stimulation
You can also use BLS to reduce anxiety, feel happier and more connected, and use it as an effective tool to manage day to day stress! There are different types of bilateral stimulation you can use right in the comfort of your own home to start feeling better, faster.
Feb 31 min read


Worst or First in EMDR and Brainspotting
It can feel overwhelming to figure out where to start, particularly if someone has endured a lot of trauma throughout their lifespan. "Worst or first" is an easier way to help narrow down what it is that you'd want to work on.
Feb 21 min read


Differences Between EMDR and Brainspotting- Which One Is Best For You?
I call them "sister therapies" because they work so similarly in how effective they are at processing trauma. Yet, the way in which both of these treatments is administered feels very different in experience.
Feb 21 min read


What "R" Stands for In EMDR
https://youtu.be/2yRlY5Lc-38 Tune in to learn what the "R" in EMDR stands for, and why it is considered a fun part of the trauma healing...
Feb 21, 20241 min read


What the "D" in EMDR Stands For
https://youtu.be/WwhXO28resw I've had some requests to break down what EMDR means. In this video we are focusing on the desensitization...
Feb 21, 20241 min read


Setting Up for EMDR- What To Expect
https://youtu.be/eULCwum9cfo In this video you will find out what to expect in getting started with EMDR: What the setup process looks...
Feb 20, 20241 min read


Picking Out a Therapist- Finding the Right Fit
https://youtu.be/DXjkmNi8eBI Finding the right therapist can be difficult. Listen in on how to shop for your therapist, and why finding...
May 15, 20221 min read


What is EMDR? Find Out How It Can Help You
Explore what EMDR is about, and how it can help you!
Mar 10, 20220 min read


How I Became an EMDR Fan
EMDR unlocks these stuck channels with bilateral brain stimulation so that the brain is able process the traumas and memories, leaving an
Sep 8, 20192 min read


Are You A Good Candidate For EMDR?
The simple fact is that EVERYONE has been traumatized to some degree. What you consider to be completely “harmless” may impact someone els
Sep 7, 20193 min read


Neuroplasticity of the Brain and Trauma
while you are experiencing something traumatic, your information center shuts down, your flight or fight adrenal response turns on
Sep 7, 20195 min read


Understanding Your Negative Cognitions – Tapping Into The Root System of Your Identity
It is important to get to know ourselves on this deeper “root” layer, for it explains a lot about our perceptions of ourselves and our abi
Sep 6, 20193 min read
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