EMDR
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy is a powerful, evidence-based trauma therapy.
EMDR helps people heal from the emotional distress of difficult or traumatic experiences. It uses guided eye movements or tapping to help the brain process and reframe memories in a way that reduces their emotional impact. With successful EMDR therapy, you will be able to remember the memories just like you remember non-triggering memories. Many people describe feeling “free” and find relief more quickly after the completion of EMDR than with traditional talk therapy.
Research shows EMDR is a helpful treatment for trauma, anxiety, phobias, and other overwhelming life experiences.
Learn more about EMDR here.
Flexible Session Options
Standard
A standard EMDR session is 50-minutes in length.
$265
Extended
An extended EMDR session is 80-minutes in length. The extra half hour allows for deeper processing in a single session.
$424
Intensive
An intensive EMDR session is three sessions in one and lasts approximately 150 minutes. This option works well for individuals who wish to process in fewer sessions, with less interruption, and have high capacity to tolerate difficult emotions. The benefits of an intensive session include reduced disruption, deeper insights, and more condensed progress.
$795
EMDR with
Dr. Pumper
I am a certified EMDR therapist, which means that I have completed extensive training and consultation on how to conduct EMDR properly, safely, and effectively. In my practice, I’ve seen EMDR work more quickly and be more impactful than other trauma therapies.
I’ve also had the unique opportunity to experience EMDR therapy firsthand. It was not only deeply transformative—it’s what inspired me to become an EMDR therapist. This combination of personal and professional experience allows me to approach EMDR with empathy, insight, and a deeper understanding of the process. It helps me guide patients through their own journeys in a more attuned and effective way.
“Only when life is difficult are we challenged to become our greatest selves.”
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