EMDR Therapy
What is EMDR Therapy?
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing) helps the brain process and release memories, sensations, emotions, and beliefs that haven’t been fully integrated. These experiences can continue to affect how we think, feel, and react — even years later.
Through bilateral stimulation (eye movements, tapping, or sound), EMDR reactivates the brain’s natural healing system so what once felt overwhelming becomes manageable, distant, or neutral.
What does EMDR feel like?
You remain fully in control, aware, and grounded. You don’t have to talk in detail about what happened. Instead, we work with the emotional and physical “trace” the memory left in your nervous system.
Clients often finish EMDR sessions feeling clearer, lighter, or more connected to themselves.
What EMDR can help with
Trauma
Anxiety
Phobias
Relationship patterns
Emotional flashbacks
Stress and burnout
Self-esteem
Feeling “not good enough”
Unexplained emotional reactions
Fears of abandonment
Shame or self-criticism
What to Expect
Your first session
Your first session is a gentle conversation where we explore:
What brings you to therapy
What you want to change
Your emotional and physical responses
Your goals
Your pace and boundaries
There is no pressure to share anything before you are ready.
Before EMDR begins
We spend time building grounding, safety, and stability. This ensures your nervous system feels supported and prepared before processing deeper material.
During EMDR
You’ll be guided through a structured, safe process using bilateral stimulation. I will support you throughout — you are not alone in it.
After EMDR
Most people experience:
Emotional relief
More clarity
Reduced intensity of triggers
Feeling lighter and more settled