Call Now 844.875.5609
“I came away with a life-changing experience. The counselors were amazing and went above and beyond for me and my family.”
For Yourself
For A Loved One
FOR A CLIENT
VERIFY YOUR INSURANCE
Promises Five Palms Ormond Beach FL
515 Tomoka Avenue Ormond Beach, FL 32174
Lucida Treatment Center Lantana FL
112 N Oak Street #109 Lantana, FL 33462
THE RIGHT STEP HILL COUNTRY TX
440 Fischer Store Road Wimberley, TX 78676
THE RIGHT STEP DALLAS TX
2219 West Euless Boulevard Euless, TX 76040
THE RIGHT STEP HOUSTON TX
12350 Wood Bayou Drive Houston, TX 77013
THE RANCH WRIGHTSVILLE PA
1166 Hilt Road Wrightsville, PA 17368
THE RANCH NUNNELLY TN
6107 Pinewood Road Nunnelly, TN 37137
WASHBURN HOUSE WORCESTER MA
1183 Main Street Worcester, MA 01603
Ormond Beach, Florida
Austin, TX
Wrightsville, PA
MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT PROGRAMS
Medical Drug Detox Centers
Residential Alcohol Treatment Centers
Outpatient Drug Rehab Centers
103 Powell Court Suite 100 Brentwood, TN 37027
An eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy program, or an EMDR therapy program, draws on the brain’s innate ability to heal itself and form new connections. A therapist trained in the EMDR approach will be able to tap into the link between eye movement and memory processing. From there, they can assist you with multiple issues at trauma and PTSD treatment centers.
Because eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy are based on reprocessing of memories, individuals who may benefit most from EMDR have experienced trauma or have other behavioral health concerns related to memories. EMDR is most commonly associated with the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but can also be used in the treatment of:
EMDR can also help anyone who has experienced trauma even if they have not been officially diagnosed with PTSD.
Now you might be wondering, “What is EMDR therapy anyway?” Positive results can become apparent rapidly during a session in an EMDR therapy program. The therapy itself follows eight stages of treatment:
From there, your therapist will determine if you need additional mental health treatment programs.
An EMDR therapy program aims to replicate the eye movements made during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. This is the phase in the sleep cycle when your brain processes events of the day. Then, your brain stores them in memory. When your brain processes events correctly, emotions associated with them should fade away. It’s like when you go to sleep, angry and frustrated, and then wake up feeling “back to normal.”
Sometimes the events of the day are too much for the brain to handle, and these disturbing or traumatic events aren’t processed properly. As a result, your brain revisits those events often (i.e., during flashbacks), and the emotions associated with those events also linger.
An EMDR therapy program helps the brain to reprocess those disturbing events and to let thus go of the emotions associated with them. As part of this individual therapy program, the negative memory is processed and paired with a positive self-belief, such as “I am stronger now.” The therapy is repeated as needed in order to target and process all specific memories related to a traumatic event.
Our clients come first. Here are a few COVID-19 precautions we take: