What is EMDR Intensive Therapy?
 

EMDR Intensive Therapy is a focused approach to therapy that involves two-hour sessions, allowing more time for concentrated therapeutic work within each appointment.
 

Intensive treatment may incorporate EMDR 2.0, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Parts Work, inner resourcing, and attachment-focused approaches. The combination of techniques is tailored to your individual needs, experiences, and therapeutic goals.
 

​​How Does EMDR Intensive Therapy Work?
 

During an EMDR Intensive Therapy session, you may work with difficult memories, emotions, beliefs, and patterns using a combination of therapeutic approaches.
 

Depending on your individual needs, treatment may incorporate EMDR 2.0, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Parts Work, inner resourcing, and attachment-focused work. The extended two-hour format provides dedicated time for more concentrated therapeutic work while allowing the process to be carefully paced according to your readiness and needs.

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​Why Choose EMDR Intensive Therapy?

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EMDR Intensive Therapy may be suitable if you are looking for a more focused and intensive approach to therapy or would benefit from having more time dedicated to therapeutic work within each session.

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The intensive format provides an opportunity to work more deeply with the concerns you are seeking support for, while drawing on a range of therapeutic approaches tailored to your individual circumstances.

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What to Expect
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EMDR Intensive Therapy sessions are two hours long and are recommended as a block of five sessions.

Your treatment will be tailored to your individual needs and goals. Depending on what you are working through, sessions may incorporate EMDR 2.0, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Parts Work, inner resourcing, and attachment-focused approaches.

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Your therapist will work with you to determine the most appropriate approach and pace for your treatment.

Fees & Medicare Rebates
 

2-hour session: $400

Recommended treatment: 5-session block

 

Medicare rebate available