EMDR

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing is a researched backed intervention which was initially developed for those with trauma. First introduced following the Oklahoma City bombing, it has been used and researched by clinicians for more than 30 years.

Today it is used all over the world, to help relieve symptoms related to PTSD (man made or natural disasters), other Stress Disorders, and a wide variety of symptoms and problems. Any time a memory, image, or emotion are causing someone distress, EMDR can be a highly effective (and very fast) treatment option. Studies have even shown that EMDR can be more effective than Prozac or similar drugs.

In addition to trauma, EMDR is being used today to help people with:

Phobias
Panic Disorder
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Depression
Attachment Disorder
Conduct Problems and Self Esteem
Grief and Mourning
Body Dismorphic Disorder
Chronic Pain
Migraine Headaches
Phantom Limb Pain
Other medically unexplained physical symptoms