EMDR Intensive Therapy for Deep, Focused Healing
Get results faster with trauma-focused therapy that meets you where you are — virtually or in-person.
What Is EMDR Intensive Therapy?
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a research-supported therapy that helps people process trauma, anxiety, and emotional distress.
Unlike traditional weekly therapy, EMDR intensives offer extended sessions (typically 3 to 6 hours over 1–3 days) that allow for deeper, more concentrated healing.
This intensive model can accelerate relief, especially for:
PTSD and complex trauma
Panic attacks and anxiety
Burnout and emotional exhaustion
Childhood or attachment wounds
First responders, medical professionals, and caregivers
Who Can Benefit?
You don’t need a trauma diagnosis to benefit from this work.
EMDR and Brainspotting intensives are ideal for adults who want focused time and space to create meaningful change — without the waitlist, weekly sessions, or drawn-out timeline.
I offer EMDR Intensives for:
Clients are already working with a therapist
Who want to accelerate healing with adjunct EMDR/Brainspotting
Clients who feel stuck in traditional therapy
You’ve done the work — but something still isn’t shifting. Intensives help you go deeper, faster.
Adults of all ages
Those who are navigating complex trauma, stress, or major life transitions
Professionals and caregivers
Who needs rapid support without weekly appointments
What to Expect
I tailor each intensive to your pace, comfort, and nervous system. You are always in control, and I’m here to support a process that feels safe, contained, and effective
A Free 15-minute consultation to assess your needs and goals
Customized preparation (assessment, goal setting, stabilization)
One to three days of intensive EMDR (virtual or in-person in Pensacola)
Follow-up plan and integration support, including referrals if needed
Quicker relief from emotional pain
More flexibility than weekly therapy
Focused, uninterrupted sessions
Ideal for people with busy lives, or those wanting to avoid months of appointments
Proven effective for trauma, anxiety, depression, and grief
Why Clients Choose EMDR Intensives
Brainspotting Method
As part of your EMDR Intensive experience, we may incorporate Brainspotting, a powerful, focused treatment method designed to access and release trauma stored in the body and nervous system.
During your intensive, Brainspotting may be used to support and deepen the work of EMDR, especially when working with complex trauma, performance blocks, or experiences that are hard to put into words.
It’s one of the tools we draw on to help you move through healing in a way that honors both your pace and your nervous system’s readiness.
Choose Your Experience
Signature Full Day Intensives:
The Renewal
A restorative deep-dive designed to create meaningful progress in a single day — with space to breathe, integrate, and reset.
90 minute intake (scheduled prior)
Two 2.5-hour EMDR/Brainspotting sessions within one day
1-hour guided break (with optional nervous system tools)
Resources, assessments, & personalized treatment workbook
$2,000
The Breakthrough
2-Day intensive designed for layered trauma, burnout, or identity-level work. Two full sessions across two days allow time for deep processing and recovery.
90 minute intake (scheduled prior)
Two 4.5-hour sessions across two days (breaks included as needed)
Resources, assessments, & personalized treatment workbook
Personalized support options available post-intensive
$2,750
The Immersion
The most comprehensive option for complex trauma, chronic stress, or clients traveling in. Slower pacing allows for deeper work and emotional recovery.
90 minute intake (scheduled prior)
Three 4-hour sessions across 3 days (breaks included as needed)
Resources, assessments, & personalized treatment workbook
Personalized support options available post-intensive
$3,500
The Mini-Intensive:
The Clarity Session
A targeted, half-day experience to help you move through one stuck point, gain clarity, or process a specific issue — no ongoing therapy required.
60-minute intake session (scheduled prior)
3-hour EMDR/Brainspotting session
Resources, assessments, & personalized treatment workbook
Personalized support options available post-intensive
Perfect for:
Former clients needing a tune-up
One focused area (e.g., a medical trauma, recent breakup, or fear)
$850
Optional Add On’s:
50 minute Follow-up
Available to all intensive clients within 2 months of their last session for continued support or integration
$150
How Are Intensives More Time & Cost Efficient Than Weekly Therapy
Weekly therapy often looks like this:
10–15 mins checking in from the last session
20–30 mins of EMDR or Brainspotting
10–15 mins to wrap up
So for a full hour, you’re getting maybe 20–30 minutes of deep processing — and that’s if nothing major came up between sessions that shifts the focus.
You might spend a month (and ~$1,000) working through a single issue — only to circle back again when life gets busy or new stressors pile on.
Intensive therapy is designed differently:
10–15 mins to set focus
160–210 minutes of uninterrupted EMDR/Brainspotting
10–15 mins to integrate and close
That’s 2–3+ hours of real, focused trauma work in a single sitting — often resolving what might take months in traditional talk therapy.
Instead of months of backtracking, missed appointments, or diluted focus, intensives give you:
✔️ Faster results
✔️ Fewer sessions
✔️ Less time off work or away from your family
✔️ Lower long-term costs — emotionally and financially
In short?
You feel better, sooner — and get your life back faster.
FAQ
Read this if you have any questions about how EMDR Intensives can offer a focused path forward.
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Each traumatic event that we target can take 8-12 sessions to completely “clear,” meaning we have gone through all 8 phases of EMDR and you are reporting no disturbance when thinking about that targeted event. Sessions are typically 60-90 minutes each, depending on your insurance coverage.
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EMDR therapy doesn't require you to dive deep into talking about your distressing experiences or do homework in between sessions. Instead, it helps your brain heal naturally, focusing on unprocessed traumatic memories.
The goal of EMDR therapy is to help your brain process these memories, and many people find that it can be quicker than other types of therapy.
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EMDR therapy can be a really nice complement to traditional talk therapy models. I am able to take on clients specifically for EMDR treatment while they continue their traditional talk therapy with their established therapist.
Serving All of
Florida & Alabama
Virtually and In Person.
While change can be scary at first, I will be with you the whole way, making sure you get the inner peace that you greatly deserve.