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EMDR Therapy Explained in 90 Seconds!! Let me know if you have any questions and if you want to see anything explained in this format which I’ve been enjoying :P! (Trying to do my modalities first!) Media disclaimer: This account is not a replacement for therapy and is more for educational, advocacy, marketing, and entertainment purposes. Want to do EMDR therapy with me? Feel free to contact me at www.rootedinempatia.org and let’s work on your mental health journey! #EMDR #emdrtherapy #MentalHealthAwareness #traumahealing #texastherapist

The 8 phases of EMDR! 🩷 One of the biggest misconceptions I hear “EMDR is just looking at the moving light & thinking about your trauma.” That is a massive oversimplification (&so is this video tbh. It’s really hard to condense a full therapy into a minute and a half video). If you want more clarity on the reprocessing phases, let us know & we can create a longer video for you where we actually do the reprocessing. 🫶 Forgot to mention (but also a part of phase 3), right before the desensitization your therapist will assess for emotions, sensations, level of distress, negative cognition, positive cognition, and how true the positive cognition feels. ✨ #EMDR #EMDRtherapy #mentalhealth #trauma #anxiety

Have you ever been laying in bed falling asleep, or maybe getting a massage with your eyes shut and you feel like your eyes are uncontrollably moving back and forth? That’s what can happen if you’re in EMDR therapy and you use Tactile BLS or Audio! The buzzers I’m using here are wireless and soft as butter. You can buy them to use at home on your own and it really can help regulate your nervous system just by holding on to them alone, nothing else. And if you’re an EMDR therapist these are my favorite wireless tabs (buzzers, tappers) to just hand over to clients and let them hold on to while we are going through the phases. I especially love using them for Phase 2! @mydharmadr use code: CARLY10 for 10% off ✨ #bilateralstimulationmusic #emdr #emdrtherapy #emdrtherapist #nervoussystemregulation #nervoussystemhealing #Emdr #dharmadrcode #dharmadrambassador #dharmadrtabs

✨ You might have seen people tapping, following a therapist’s fingers or following a light bar in EMDR Therapy and thought what is going on there?! ✨ This is called bilateral stimulation (BLS). ✨ BLS is a gentle, rhythmic stimulation of the left and right sides of the body, often through eye movements, tapping, or alternating sounds. ✨ It helps activate the brain’s natural information-processing system so memories that feel “stuck” can begin to be processed. ✨ This is where it fits within EMDR: Eye Movement – one way of creating bilateral stimulation (BLS), often by guiding the eyes back and forth. Desensitisation – as the memory is processed, the emotional intensity connected to it often begins to reduce. The memory is still there, but it usually feels less overwhelming. Reprocessing – the brain gradually stores the experience in a more adaptive way, linking it with new understanding, perspective, and resources. So the tapping or eye movements you might see online are just one tool within a structured trauma focussed therapeutic process 💖 EMDR Therapy cannot be done without a trained EMDR Therapist. ✨ Share, Save and Follow along for more Trauma, OCD and Therapy Content✨ Disclaimer: Social media is not a substitute for therapeutic support or treatment. All content is for educational and/or entertainment purposes. #emdrtherapy #traumatherapy #traumarecovery #emdrtherapist #letstalkabouttherapy

My nervous system feels like it controls my life most days😭 and thought based therapy just doesn’t feel like it’s enough anymore. So I started EMDR & IFS. Can’t wait to share this journey with you guys! Part 1. #emdr #ifs #therapy #healingjoyrney

EMDR therapy is often described as more than exposure. Emerging neuroscience suggests that when a memory is reactivated, it can enter a temporary state of malleability — a process known as memory reconsolidation (Nader & Hardt, 2009; Haubrich & Nader, 2016). During EMDR, a distressing memory is held in mind while attention is simultaneously engaged through bilateral stimulation. Because working memory has limited capacity, this dual engagement appears to reduce the vividness and emotional intensity of the recalled memory (Lee & Cuijpers, 2013). Neuroimaging research further shows that after successful EMDR treatment, patterns of neural activation shift. Studies report decreased activation in limbic regions associated with threat and emotional reactivity (such as the amygdala) and increased engagement of prefrontal cortical regions involved in regulation, integration, and cognitive control (Pagani et al., 2015; Boukezzi et al., 2017; Landin-Romero et al., 2018). These findings align with broader models of systems consolidation, in which memories become more integrated within cortical networks over time rather than remaining predominantly limbically driven. Whether EMDR operates primarily through reconsolidation, working memory taxation, orienting responses, or overlapping mechanisms remains under active investigation. What is well supported is its clinical efficacy for PTSD and trauma-related distress. The science continues to evolve. But attention, memory activation, and neural integration are not separate processes — they are deeply interconnected. Note: EMDR is a structured psychotherapy and should only be conducted by a licensed, trained clinician. The equipment alone is not the treatment. Proper assessment, preparation, and stabilization — especially when dissociation is present — are essential for safe and effective trauma processing. References in comments. Audio @drlewisclarke #emdr #traumarecovery #traumahealing #emdrtherapy #healing

The nervous system can reintegrate using sound, light, sensation and movement. Just like EMDR uses bilateral light to help the brain process and integrate - we can use light over the body to gently guide the nervous system back toward the places it disconnected during overwhelm, chronic stress or trauma. When those areas begin to “come back online,” clients often feel more grounded, present and safe in their own body again. *We are also accessing and releasing tension through the body and the client’s energetic field here* #nervoussystemhealing #emdr

⚠️ What I wish every client knew before starting EMDR therapy… It’s not always easy. You’ll probably want to cancel session. Your brain might go exactly where you didn’t plan to go (hello, childhood stuff 👋🏻 ). You might feel stuck, overwhelmed, emotional, or even doubt the process. But I’ll also warn you… You might start feeling safe in your own mind and body. You might stop people-pleasing. You might finally trust yourself. And you might begin to like who you’re becoming. That’s what healing can look like—and you deserve it. ✨ Follow @theemdrhealingpractice for more

EMDR is one of the most effective trauma therapies—but most people have no idea how it actually works or why it’s so powerful. It uses bilateral stimulation, like eye movements, to help the brain reprocess traumatic memories stored in the limbic system that talk therapy can’t easily access. Studies show EMDR reduces PTSD symptoms significantly faster than traditional therapy, often in fewer sessions. It’s recommended by WHO, APA, and VA for trauma treatment. Try this: Tap your shoulders left to right while thinking about a tough memory. It mimics EMDR’s rhythm and can help reduce emotional intensity. Have you ever tried EMDR or a therapy that helped you heal from trauma in a surprising way? Share your experience below. Credit - docamen on TT follow @robbiesyouth for more!

Un souvenir retraité par EMDR ne revient pas comme un trauma non traité. Ce qui peut réapparaître, en revanche, ce sont des affects proches : une tension, une peur, une insécurité, dans un contexte de stress ou de changement. Ce n’est pas le même souvenir. Ce n’est pas non plus le même niveau. Encore moins un retour en arrière. C’est souvent l’indication qu’un autre élément de l’histoire est touché. Quelque chose qui n’était pas au premier plan au moment du travail, ou qui n’avait pas encore de place psychique. Le cerveau ne “défait” pas ce qui a été intégré. Mais il peut signaler qu’un autre point mérite d’être travaillé. 💬 Si cette question vous traverse, on peut en parler.

Heal Your Mind with EMDR Eye Movement Therapy ✨ Have you ever felt stuck in negative emotions or haunted by past experiences? EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a proven technique that helps process trauma, anxiety, and emotional distress by using simple guided eye movements. 🌿 ✨ How It Helps: EMDR mimics the natural healing process your brain undergoes during sleep (REM). By focusing on a distressing memory while following eye movements, you can reduce its emotional intensity and find relief. Instructions: 1️⃣ Follow the eye movements in the video. Let your emotions and memories come to the surface. Don’t suppress them—just observe. 2️⃣ Focus on your breathing: take deep breaths in and out. 3️⃣ As you exhale, imagine letting the experience go, releasing it from your mind and body. Your healing begins here. 💙 Save this video to practice whenever you need a reset. #MentalHealthMatters #HealWithEMDR #EmotionalHealing #TraumaRecovery #CalmYourMind #desitherapyy #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthawareness #therapy #therapy #growthmindset

EMDR helps the brain form new pathways. 🧠 Old memories lose intensity as the nervous system updates the story. 😮‍💨 Comment “MORE” below and I’ll tell you how this works… 👇👇👇 #emdrtherapy #traumarecovery #neuroplasticity #nervoussystem #psychotherapy