Weekly therapy works well for many people. But sometimes you want to go deeper, faster — without months of starting and stopping.
An EMDR intensive condenses hours of trauma processing into one or two days. You show up, we work, and you leave with significantly reduced distress — often in a fraction of the time weekly therapy would take.
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How it Works
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Screening call (60 min – $200) – We determine if an intensive is right for you and which target(s) to focus on. Single-event intensive – One specific, later-in-life trauma (e.g., a car accident, assault, or medical event). The brain usually isolates these memories, so we can usually resolve them in 3–6 hours. Chronic/developmental intensive – Early, repeated, or layered trauma (e.g., childhood neglect, long-term bullying, attachment wounds). These memories are often tangled together and have shaped how you see yourself. Resolving them takes more time — typically 12–20+ hours — because we go slower, build more stability, and work through multiple targets.
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Intensive day (Monday or Friday, 2–6 hours) – Uninterrupted EMDR processing with breaks as needed.
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Follow-up (optional) – One integration session 1–2 weeks later to lock in gains.
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Pricing is contingent on how many core memories are necessary to process and how deeply they are connected to a a clients sense of self.
Pricing
Pricing (Cash Rate – $200/hour)
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Mini Intensive 3 hours $600 First-time intensive, smaller targets, or “test drive”
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Single-Target Intensive 3–6 hours 600–1,200 Best for one specific event (accident, assault, phobia, medical trauma)
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Chronic/Developmental Intensive 12–20+ hours 2,400–4,000+ Best for early or repeated trauma (childhood neglect, attachment wounds, C-PTSD)
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After our screening call, I’ll tell you which plan fits and give you a firm quote. No guessing.
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If the intensive is scheduled within 30 days of the screening call, the $200 for the screening call will be credited to the intensive quote.