EMDR Therapy

Healing trauma through the brain's own capacity to recover.

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Healing That Goes Deeper Than Talk

A New Approach to Processing Trauma

EMDR is one of the most researched and effective approaches to healing trauma. We combine its proven methodology with the warmth, attunement, and clinical depth that define everything we do at IPG, creating a space where real and lasting change becomes possible.

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Who Can Benefit from EMDR?

Transforming Pain Into Possibility

EMDR is well suited for those carrying trauma, PTSD, anxiety, grief, or distressing experiences that continue to affect daily life. It is also effective for those who have tried other approaches and found something still feels unresolved.

Our clients include professionals navigating high-pressure lives, individuals working through identity and relationship challenges, and anyone ready to move beyond pain carried far too long. For those seeking deeper pattern work, Psychodynamic Therapy offers a complementary path. All with complete confidentiality.

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What is EMDR Therapy?

Beyond Symptom Relief, A Holistic Approach

EMDR is an evidence-based therapy that helps people heal from trauma. It works with the brain's own capacity to process experiences it could not fully absorb at the time.

Using guided eye movements or gentle taps, a therapist supports you in revisiting distressing memories safely. Over time, their emotional charge diminishes.

At IPG, every EMDR plan is matched to your history and goals. Our clinicians bring rigorous training and genuine presence throughout.

How EMDR Works

A structured, phase-based process designed for deep and sustainable healing.

Phase 1

History & Treatment Planning

Phase 2

Preparation & Stabilization

Phase 3

Assessment

Phase 4

Desensitization

Phase 5

Installation

Phase 6

Body Scan

Phase 7

Closure

Phase 8

Re-evaluation

Through this process, clients are able to make choices that are not only more informed but also more intentional, leading to significant and lasting growth in their personal, relational, and professional lives.

EMDR Therapy

Private Healing for Public Lives

Our integrative approach draws on a range of evidence-based and holistic therapies. Explore the other modalities our clinicians specialize in to find the right fit foryour journey.

Your First Session
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Time to act

You found the courage to come this far, we encourage you to take the next step.

Frequently Asked Questions

The foremost focus of our experienced psychotherapists is to provide quality, personalized care. Select a question below to learn more about EMDR and what to expect from your work with us.

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Is EMDR only for PTSD and trauma?

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Do you offer EMDR via telehealth?