Common Questions About

EMDR Intensives

  • EMDR Intensive Therapy is an accelerated form of EMDR with 1-5 day sessions (up to 6 hours) to quickly resolve trauma and negative beliefs.

  • No, insurance does not cover EMDR Intensives. They are self-pay only, but HSA and FSA payments are accepted.

    • Half Day (3 hours)- $600

    • Full Day (6 hours)-$1,200

    • 2 Full Days- $2,400

    • 3 Full Days- $3,600

    • 4 Full Days- $4,800

    • 5 Full Days- $6,000

      EMDR Intensives are self-pay and not covered by insurance. Payments can be made using debit cards, credit cards, or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA) cards through our HIPAA-secure practice management system.

  • EMDR Intensive Therapy is effective for individuals with ongoing or recent traumatic stress, PTSD, anxiety, and early life trauma, providing rapid relief and resolution.

  • EMDR Intensive Therapy sessions are structured for rapid relief. Sessions can last several hours to days with breaks to ensure comfort.

  • EMDR Intensive Therapy produces lasting results, with research showing sustained improvements in overall well-being.

  • For immediate mental health support or a crisis, call 911 or visit the emergency room. EMDR Intensives are for post-traumatic stress, not emergency intervention.