EMDR Therapy

$200.00

Sometimes, what you’ve been through stays with you in ways you never asked for. Even when you know you’re safe now, your mind and body may still carry the fear, hurt, shame, or overwhelm of experiences that were painful or simply too much to hold at the time.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a trauma-focused therapy that helps the brain process painful or distressing experiences that may still feel unresolved. Using bilateral stimulation, such as guided eye movements—EMDR can help reduce the emotional intensity connected to difficult memories and support your brain in processing them in a new way. The goal isn’t to erase what happened or minimize its impact, but to help the past feel less present in your everyday life.

At Moonrise Therapy, EMDR is approached with warmth, patience, and respect for your boundaries. You will never be expected to move faster than feels safe. Your hesitation makes sense. Your emotions make sense. And the ways you learned to protect yourself deserve to be understood with compassion, not judgment.

Whether you’re carrying the impact of trauma, relationship wounds, medical experiences, sexual trauma, grief, or other painful experiences, you deserve a space where what happened and how it affected you is taken seriously.

You don’t have to minimize what you’ve been through in order to deserve support, care, and space to heal.

EMDR May Help With:

  • Trauma and distressing past experiences

  • Childhood trauma and painful early experiences

  • Sexual trauma

  • Relationship trauma, betrayal, and difficult relationship experiences

  • Medical trauma and distressing healthcare experiences

  • Chronic illness and pain-related medical experiences

  • Grief and complicated loss

  • Anxiety, fear, and persistent worry

  • Panic and feelings of overwhelm

  • Difficult or distressing memories that continue to feel present

  • Triggers that bring up intense emotional or physical reactions

  • Shame, guilt, and negative beliefs about yourself

  • Feeling like you are “not enough” or that something is wrong with you

  • Rejection, abandonment, or experiences of not feeling emotionally safe

  • Difficulty trusting yourself or others after painful experiences

  • Feeling stuck in patterns connected to your past

  • Body-based reactions that seem to happen before you can make sense of them

  • Distressing experiences surrounding sex, intimacy, or relationships

  • Fear or anxiety related to medical appointments, procedures, or surgery

  • Painful experiences related to chronic illness or reproductive health

You don’t have to decide whether what happened was “bad enough” to deserve support. If an experience continues to affect how you feel, relate to others, see yourself, or move through the world, it deserves to be met with care.

Sometimes, what you’ve been through stays with you in ways you never asked for. Even when you know you’re safe now, your mind and body may still carry the fear, hurt, shame, or overwhelm of experiences that were painful or simply too much to hold at the time.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a trauma-focused therapy that helps the brain process painful or distressing experiences that may still feel unresolved. Using bilateral stimulation, such as guided eye movements—EMDR can help reduce the emotional intensity connected to difficult memories and support your brain in processing them in a new way. The goal isn’t to erase what happened or minimize its impact, but to help the past feel less present in your everyday life.

At Moonrise Therapy, EMDR is approached with warmth, patience, and respect for your boundaries. You will never be expected to move faster than feels safe. Your hesitation makes sense. Your emotions make sense. And the ways you learned to protect yourself deserve to be understood with compassion, not judgment.

Whether you’re carrying the impact of trauma, relationship wounds, medical experiences, sexual trauma, grief, or other painful experiences, you deserve a space where what happened and how it affected you is taken seriously.

You don’t have to minimize what you’ve been through in order to deserve support, care, and space to heal.

EMDR May Help With:

  • Trauma and distressing past experiences

  • Childhood trauma and painful early experiences

  • Sexual trauma

  • Relationship trauma, betrayal, and difficult relationship experiences

  • Medical trauma and distressing healthcare experiences

  • Chronic illness and pain-related medical experiences

  • Grief and complicated loss

  • Anxiety, fear, and persistent worry

  • Panic and feelings of overwhelm

  • Difficult or distressing memories that continue to feel present

  • Triggers that bring up intense emotional or physical reactions

  • Shame, guilt, and negative beliefs about yourself

  • Feeling like you are “not enough” or that something is wrong with you

  • Rejection, abandonment, or experiences of not feeling emotionally safe

  • Difficulty trusting yourself or others after painful experiences

  • Feeling stuck in patterns connected to your past

  • Body-based reactions that seem to happen before you can make sense of them

  • Distressing experiences surrounding sex, intimacy, or relationships

  • Fear or anxiety related to medical appointments, procedures, or surgery

  • Painful experiences related to chronic illness or reproductive health

You don’t have to decide whether what happened was “bad enough” to deserve support. If an experience continues to affect how you feel, relate to others, see yourself, or move through the world, it deserves to be met with care.