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EMDR

Treat Trauma and Negative Beliefs

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EMDR Therapy

Clear Trauma & Negativity

EMDR is an efficient therapy to clear trauma to enable you to heal holistically. Imagine that adverse life experiences get stored like emotional luggage. Get rid of your emotional baggage once and for all. Learn how to clear out distressing experiences as they come, like cleaning emotional lint from your pocket. Sign up for EMDR Therapy Calgary.

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$330/ 1.5 hour sessions recommended

$220/ 1 hour session

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Group EMDR Therapy

Efficient & Cost Effective

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is known for its efficiency in treating trauma and negative beliefs. Doing group EMDR with others can feel very supportive when everyone is working through negative experiences at the same time. Clients will only share positive changes to beliefs about themselves so your privacy is maintained. Additional support therapists are available for larger groups.

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$130 for one 2 hour session

(only one intake session required per client, $220/intake session) 


Available for direct billing (NIHB) and insurance

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The last Monday of every month:
September 25, October 30, November 27, January 29

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Introduction to
EMDR Therapy

Discover how EMDR therapy works, what is is like, and how widely it is recognized.

Courtesy of EMDR International Association (EMDRIA)
https://www.emdria.org

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing

Activate your natural healing processes and reclaim your resilient nature

What is EMDR?

A Happier, Healthier You

EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. It is a form of therapy that helps people heal from trauma or other distressing life experiences. EMDR therapy has been extensively researched and is recommended for trauma treatment. Our brains have a nature way to recover from traumatic memories and events. 

Sometimes this natural recovery process cannot be resolved without help. EMDR therapy is designed to resolve unprocessed traumatic memories in the brain. For many clients, signs of trauma like those above will diminish or disappear once EMDR therapy is complete. 

Source: EMDRIA.org

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What is Trauma?

Here For You

Experiencing or witnessing a frightening, dangerous, frightening or violent event can overwhelm our body's natural coping abilities. Exposure to death, injury, abuse, or sexual violence often causes trauma. Other common life events like job stress, divorce, or accidents can cause a trauma response as well. People respond to trauma in many ways.
Source: EMDRIA.org

Signs of Trauma

EMDR might be right for you if you experience:

  • Depression, sadness or social isolation

  • Feeling the need to be hyper-aware or alert in case of danger

  • An exaggerated startle response, on edge

  • Increased irritability, sudden anger attacks

  • Feelings of shame, guilt or intense worry

  • A sense of numbness in life 

  • Nightmares or flashbacks that relive the traumatic event

  • Avoiding situations that may be reminders of event

  • Difficulty functioning in daily life

  • Substance abuse or dependence

Source: EMDRIA.org

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Why work with Julia

Using the latest techniques

Sometimes problems go back farther than what seems like a 'today' problem and sometimes we aren't even aware of the roots of the problem. Sometimes we have experienced trauma but we don't even know it was trauma. Julia loves how EMDR can take care of the root of the problem so that things do not feel as heavy. She helps clients achieve positive thoughts, a relaxed body, and calm emotions.

Why work with Ursula?

Certified EMDR Therapist

Ursula has been motivated to get trained in EMDR ever since she received the treatment for her own trauma. The fact that EMDR is so efficient and effective made her want to offer the service as a career. 
In addition to basic training, she pursued certification. To qualify as a Certified EMDR Therapist requires one to have extensive and continuous training, to be supervised by a Certified Consultant, have a minimum number of years as a therapist and a minimum number of hours providing EMDR. In addition, one needs to be recommended by their colleagues.

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