EMDR Therapy

Who Can Benefit From EMDR Therapy?

Why Choose Arcara's Specialized EMDR Therapy

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What Is EMDR Therapy?

What Is EMDR Therapy?

Our goal is to deliver approachable, compassionate care. Our team offers innovative treatments like EMDR, moving past generalized approaches to provide tailored care for each person.

What Is the Purpose of EMDR?

What Can I Expect During EMDR Therapy?

What Can I Expect During EMDR Therapy?
What Can I Expect During EMDR Therapy?
Phase 1: History and planning
Phase 2: Preparation and skills
Phase 3: Memory assessment
Phase 4-7: Memory processing
Phase 8: Overall progress review

What You Should Know

What Happens After Therapy?

After a Few Sessions

After 3–6 Months

EMDR Therapy at Arcara Personalized Psychiatry

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Frequently Asked Questions

EMDR tackles the memories that started your anxiety disorder. When those root causes of anxiety are dealt with healthily, panic attacks can happen less often. People also notice they don’t have as many physical effects of anxiety, like racing heart rates or sweaty palms.

Yes, it’s one of the best treatments we have for post-traumatic stress disorder. Major health organizations recommend it because it works so well. People living with PTSD often see big improvements pretty quickly.

Definitely. EMDR can be easier than regular therapy because you don’t have to talk about painful topics for hours. Your care provider will make sure you’re ready before starting anything intense.

Sessions run about 60–90 minutes. You’ll work on specific memories while doing the eye movements or tapping. We take breaks when you need them, and most people find it less scary than they thought it would be.

EMDR is very safe with trained professionals. Some people have vivid dreams or feel emotional between sessions, but that’s normal and doesn’t last long.

Absolutely. Years of research show it works, and major health organizations recommend it for trauma treatment and PTSD. These include the World Health Organization and the American Psychiatric Association.

Many people find EMDR works when other treatments don’t. It uses a different approach than talk therapy, so it can help even when other methods haven’t.

Most people notice changes within the first few sessions. Working through one traumatic memory usually takes 1–3 sessions, but everyone’s different.

EMDR helps people with trauma, anxiety, PTSD, and other issues. The mental health professional leading your sessions will figure out if it’s right for you during your first visit.

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy works on the traumatic memories instead of just talking about them. This often gets results faster and can be less emotionally draining than other trauma therapies.