Online EMDR Therapy in California

When talking isn’t enough.

EMDR helps your brain and body digest traumatic events from the past so triggers lose their power in the present.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an evidence-based therapy that reduces the “charge” on distressing memories and triggers using bilateral stimulation (eye movements, tones, or taps). You don’t have to retell every detail. We focus on what’s necessary, at a pace your nervous system can handle. EMDR treatment has been used with clients across the age spectrum, from children as young as 3. I have experience successfully using EMDR treatment with teenagers.

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EMDR therapy can help those who who are experiencing:

Anxiety & Panic

Persistent anxiety spikes, panic sensations, or “freeze” responses



Stuck shame loops

“I know better but my body won’t calm down”

Accidents & Grief

Accident/medical events, bullying, complicated grief, attachment wounds



Complex or relational trauma

Including long-standing survival patterns

Performance blocks

(test anxiety, public speaking) when rooted in old learning

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Online EMDR Therapy in California

The Details:

Who It's For:

EMDR therapy is for people (via telehealth) anywhere in California.

Pricing:

$270/session | Out-of-network; superbills provided for possible reimbursement | Limited sliding-scale spots based on need | Good Faith Estimate available upon request (No Surprises Act).

Policies:

Less than 24 hours’ notice is billed at the full rate (everyone gets one free “Life Happens Pass”).

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Some target outcomes of EMDR treatment can include:

Triggers feel distant or less “triggering”





Fewer spikes, fewer nightmares or flashbacks





Clearer thinking during stress; more choice in how you respond







Relief in the body (less bracing, and fewer sudden surges)









More ease in relationships and everyday tasks







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Am I the right EMDR therapist for you?

Likely if you’re:

Still getting hijacked by triggers despite insight and skills

Open to structured, manualized work that centers on exploring trauma



Able to commit to consistent weekly sessions for a period of time



Are open to telehealth delivery



Not the best fit if you need:

Homework every week, cognitive-heavy interventions



Guaranteed brief therapy (4–7 sessions) for complex, long-standing trauma



Zero focus on stabilization (want to get to the trauma reprocessing right away)



Need in-person sessions


The EMDR Process:

Sessions Look Like:

Consult (15 min)

Ensure fit; discuss goals and whether EMDR is appropriate.

Session 1 - 2

History-taking and goal setting.

Sessions 3+

Resourcing/coping skills building to ensure ability to self-regulate when triggered.

Reprocessing blocks

Structured sets with frequent check-ins; we close with regulation.

Rhythm

Weekly extended 80–90 minute sessions.

Between sessions

Short, doable practices to maintain steadiness (breath, resets, journaling).

Safety & Pacing (Non-Negotiables)

Window of tolerance

No flooding, no forced disclosures, ever.


You set the speed

We pause quickly if activation rises.

Choice

You can opt in/out at any time.



Stabilization first

If day-to-day stressors are high, we reinforce coping skills before reprocessing.

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Will I have to relive everything?

No. We keep to what’s clinically necessary and within your window of tolerance.

How long does EMDR take?

It varies. Single-incident targets can shift in a few sessions after prep; complex histories take longer. We’ll review progress regularly.

What if I get activated between sessions?

You’ll have concrete tools. If activation persists, we dial back, add stabilization, or use extended sessions to close safely.

Does EMDR erase memories?

No—it changes how your nervous system responds to them.

Is EMDR safe by telehealth?

Yes, with the right preparation and clear safety plan. I provide step-by-step guidance for at-home bilateral stimulation.

More Questions?

Find answers to more frequently asked questions here.

Schedule a Consultation

If therapy is right for you and your family at this time, and you would like to discover more, feel free to book a 15-minute consultation. I would be honored to hear your story. 



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