Services offered
Trauma Counseling
EMDR and Moral Injury Intensives
EMDR and Moral Injury Intensives
Sessions are weekly or biweekly for up to two months, then phased to monthly appointments, with a goal of appointments as needed after four months. Appointments are one to two hours and can be in the office or outdoors, depending on needs and client comfort.
- EMDR Therapy: This structured, client-centered therapy helps individuals process
Sessions are weekly or biweekly for up to two months, then phased to monthly appointments, with a goal of appointments as needed after four months. Appointments are one to two hours and can be in the office or outdoors, depending on needs and client comfort.
- EMDR Therapy: This structured, client-centered therapy helps individuals process and resolve traumatic memories. EMDR assists clients in reprocessing distressing experiences, reducing their emotional charge, and fostering adaptive resolution, empowering them to move forward with clarity and peace.
- Exposure Therapy: This therapeutic approach gradually and safely helps clients confront memories, feelings, or situations they have avoided due to trauma. Through therapeutic exposure, clients can reduce the fear and anxiety associated with these triggers, building resilience and regaining control over their lives.
EMDR and Moral Injury Intensives
EMDR and Moral Injury Intensives
EMDR and Moral Injury Intensives
EMDR and Moral Injury intensives are a highly focused, condensed form of therapy designed to address trauma and distressing memories over a shorter timeframe compared to traditional weekly sessions. These intensives provide a structured, immersive approach that allows clients to experience deep healing and progress quickly.
Key Features
EMDR and Moral Injury intensives are a highly focused, condensed form of therapy designed to address trauma and distressing memories over a shorter timeframe compared to traditional weekly sessions. These intensives provide a structured, immersive approach that allows clients to experience deep healing and progress quickly.
Key Features of Intensives:
- Condensed Format: Sessions typically range from 2 to 6 hours and are conducted individually or over consecutive days or weeks, depending on individual needs. This allows for sustained focus on processing traumatic memories without the interruptions of weekly gaps.
- Personalized Treatment Plans: Intensives are tailored to the unique needs of each client, often beginning with a thorough assessment to identify target memories, triggers, and current symptoms.
- Accelerated Healing: By dedicating extended time to therapy, clients can delve deeper into their experiences and achieve results more quickly than through traditional therapy models.
- Focused Processing: EMDR intensives prioritize specific trauma memories or clusters of related experiences, helping clients reprocess and desensitize them effectively.
- Supportive Environment: Between sessions, clients are provided with tools and strategies for self-care and stabilization, ensuring they remain grounded and supported throughout the intensive process.
Is an Intensive for me?
EMDR and Moral Injury Intensives
Equine Assisted Counseling
Intensives are ideal for individuals who:
- Have experienced significant trauma and want rapid progress.
- Feel stuck or plateaued in traditional weekly therapy.
- Are seeking a more immersive therapeutic experience.
- Have limited availability for ongoing weekly sessions and need concentrated care.
Advantages of Intensives:
- Time Efficiency: Accelerat
Intensives are ideal for individuals who:
- Have experienced significant trauma and want rapid progress.
- Feel stuck or plateaued in traditional weekly therapy.
- Are seeking a more immersive therapeutic experience.
- Have limited availability for ongoing weekly sessions and need concentrated care.
Advantages of Intensives:
- Time Efficiency: Accelerates the therapeutic process by reducing the overall timeline of treatment.
- Greater Continuity: Minimizes the risk of disruptions between sessions, allowing for uninterrupted progress.
- Flexibility: Tailored scheduling to fit the client's availability and therapeutic goals.
- Privacy and Confidentiality: Especially beneficial for those seeking discretion, as intensives can often be completed in a short timeframe with minimal outside involvement.
Equine Assisted Counseling
EMDR and Moral Injury Intensives
Equine Assisted Counseling
...Sometimes it's easier to say "I'm going out to the ranch." than it is to say "I'm going to therapy."
But that's only a part of the story. If sitting in a room across from a therapist makes you feel anxious and agitated, or holding the EMDR paddles feels like you are back as a gunner, then equine assisted EMDR might be for you. Sounds
...Sometimes it's easier to say "I'm going out to the ranch." than it is to say "I'm going to therapy."
But that's only a part of the story. If sitting in a room across from a therapist makes you feel anxious and agitated, or holding the EMDR paddles feels like you are back as a gunner, then equine assisted EMDR might be for you. Sounds woo-woo, I agree. But it works. It is a way of decreasing dissociation or flashbacks during processing, and activating the body while processing the trauma. Trauma memory is held in the body. We can't always just think our way out of trauma responses.
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