EMDR Healing Intensives

Healing on your terms, at your pace.

Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing in multi hour sittings to experience faster results, with less over all time spent in therapy.

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Spend less time recovering

EMDR is an emotionally intensive healing modality. Many clients report feeling better after an intensive because there is time to work all the way through painful memories allowing you to leave sessions feeling tired, but grounded and feeling relieved. You are less likely to run out of time in session, having to leave the rest of the work until next week’s appointment.

Say good bye to weekly appointments

EMDR Intensives

EMDR intensives allow you more freedom in your life week to week by condensing treatment into longer sessions. Requiring less time in treatment overall and less time recovering from the emotional intensity of sessions.

Resolve traumatic material in days, not months or years.

EMDR can be conducted in half-day, full-day, or multi-day treatment intensives. Bringing you relief, faster. There’s less starting and stopping the work and therefore you process so much more material in one sitting. Bringing relief faster.

Intensives with Nikki

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Nikki Yardy, LCPC

  • Nikki provides EMDR in multi hour healing intensives to make it easier to work through complex clinical issues and give you TIME to process at your own pace without feeling rush.

    Nikki offers time limited EMDR (6-12 sessions) for recent major traumas (available on a limited basis)

  • Nikki’s specialty areas include individual with complex and developmental traumas, individuals who experienced challenging or abusive childhoods or unsupportive families as well as sexual abuse and asexual assault. Nikki also has specialized training for utilizing EMDR to prevent the development of PTSD for recent traumatic experiences.

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Nikki is certified in EMDR, and EMDRIA Approved Consultant, and HAP facilitator in training. She both provides clinical support and treatment for clients and trains clinicians in EMDR and trauma treatment. Nikki is also a person in long term recovery from Complex PTSD and an EMDR client herself.

Nikki has additional training in treating Complex PTSD and challenges stemming from family or origin and early childhood issues, including attachment trauma, as well as somatic approaches to bring the body in to the healing process more intentionally.

We will cater our time in your intensives to your unique goals, whether you can meet for ongoing intensives or just a few meetings.

What an EMDR Intensive Look Like?

What’s an intensive?

Intensives are an alternative to traditional 50-60 min therapy sessions. These longer sessions are conducted half day, full-day, or multi-day intensives to allow for faster processing.

Intensives allow for more time processing memories, allowing you to resolve a single issue faster.

We open each intensive with a plan for which memories we are working on and begin eye movements. Breaks are scheduled throughout the day and can be taken as needed.

Half-day intensives are scheduled for 4 hours, full days and 3 days are scheduled from 9:00-4:00 or 10:00 -5:00. A 1 hour lunch break is scheduled and shorter breaks are taken as needed.

Take your time

Take the time to process emotionally charged material without the ticking clock on your mind.

Getting started

First we would schedule a free phone consultation to ensure that intensives are the right fit for you. We would discus what frequency is the best fit which is really personal preference. We can meet once every 2-4 weeks for 3 or 4 hours until your treatment goals are met, or schedule multi day intensives where you would come in multiple days in one week to work on your treatment goals.

A client workbook and intake paperwork is provided in advance so you are ready to hit the group running at your first appointment. We will go through your history, discuss the challenges you are facing now, identify memory targets for reprocessing, and then get started.

faqs

Common questions EMDR and Intensives

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  • a 50% nonrefundable deposit is required to book your intensive.

    Half Day Sessions: Up to 4 hours $600

    Full days (available Fridays only) $1,000

    Multiday sessions are scheduled in one week, multiple days in the same week. Come for one multi day intensive or as many as you want to achieve your goals.

    If cost is a barrier and you are interested in financing, there may be options available to you.

    Additional follow up sessions may be scheduled as needed. A 50% deposit is required to book the appointment.

  • Insurance does cover EMDR in one hour sittings but does not cover intensives.

    Insurance companies limit the amount of time we can spend in session. This limits the quality of care and the amount of progress you can make in each treatment session.

    For that reason, we do not work with insurance companies for the EMDR Intensive Program. Our goal is to provide the highest quality of care for you.

  • EMDR is a healthcare service and you should be able to use your HSA or FSA account. Check with your program administrator to be certain.

  • Individuals who have good emotional regulation and coping skills, good internal resources and social support.

    It’s important that your current day to day life is stable and secure and you are not experiencing current or ongoing significant stressors.

    Alert your provider if you have a history of seizures, eye pain, a Dissociative Disorder, or are pregnant.

  • Intensives are available on Thursdays and Fridays.

  • This varies person by person and will be discussed further during a phone consultation.

  • For folks doing half and full day intensives, I ask that you commit to at least 1x every 4 weeks to hold your spot and work through material in a timely manner. Multi day intensives can be done just once or as often as you need.

Find out more.

Schedule a free phone consultation with Nikki today