Sarah Rieke

If you're a mental health professional with clients stuck in trauma loops or hitting therapy plateaus, EMDR intensive therapy can be a powerful adjunct to your work. As a specialized trauma treatment, EMDR intensives offer clients rapid healing in a short time frame—without disrupting your ongoing therapeutic relationship.

In other words, EMDR doesn’t just help you cope—it can help retrain your brain. Over time, clients often report less rumination, more presence in daily life, and a restored sense of safety and self-worth. This can be especially helpful when healing form complex trauma.

When we think of trauma, we often imagine a single, overwhelming event. But complex trauma is different. It’s made up of repeated, often subtle experiences that happen over time.