EMDR Trauma Therapy
If past experiences are affecting your present life, EMDR therapy (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) can help. This scientifically-backed therapy is designed to reduce emotional distress caused by trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and phobias.
What EMDR Therapy Can Help With:
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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Anxiety & Panic Attacks
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Phobias & Fears
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OCD & Intrusive Thoughts
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Somatic Symptoms & Stress Disorders
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EMDR Consultation
I am a certified EMDR therapist and currently an EMDR consultant in training. I offer consultation services for both individuals and groups, guiding you through the EMDR process to enhance your therapeutic skills. My approach aligns with the standards set by EMDRIA International, ensuring quality effective support in your journey. Together, we can deepen your understanding and application of EMDR techniques for better client outcomes.
The Package Include
20 Total Consultation Hours
This comprehensive consultation package is designed for clinicians working in private practice (solo or group) who are actively pursuing EMDRIA Certification. The package provides structured, high-quality consultation to support clinical growth, skill refinement, and certification requirements.
What’s Included
15 Individual EMDR Consultation Sessions
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15 individual 60-minute EMDR therapy consultation sessions
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Provided by Marwa Hamouda, RP, EMDRIA-Approved Consultant-in-Training (CIT)
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Individual consultations allow for personalized case conceptualization, treatment planning, and skill development specific to your clinical practice
5 Group EMDR Consultation Hours
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The remaining 5 required consultation hours will be completed through group consultation
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Facilitated by Tamra Hughes, EMDRIA-Approved Consultant and Trainer
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Group consultation offers collaborative learning, shared clinical insight, and exposure to diverse case presentations
Together, these consultations fulfill the 20 consultation hours required for EMDRIA Certification as an EMDR Certified Therapist.
How Does EMDR Therapy Works?
Briefly, EMDR Therapy works on the model that some of our presenting issues can be traced back to memories from our past, which did not get “digested” or processed properly by our brain’s information processing system. This would likely happen if the memory was experienced as being traumatic.
EMDR processing happens by firstly desensitizing the emotional charge in the memory. When that happens, the brain considers the memory to be less important. Secondly, EMDR Therapy helps the brain consolidate these memories by transferring them from short-term muscle memory to long-term memory. It results in that feeling of finally moving on from the traumatic event.
