EMDR & Brainspotting

How Does EMDR Work?

Our brains are wired to process experiences and move on. However, sometimes, particularly with painful or overwhelming events, processing gets interrupted. The memory becomes stuck, and the distress attached to it stays alive in the body and mind. EMDR uses bilateral stimulation and eye movements to gently re-engage the brain’s natural processing system. This allows stuck memories to be reprocessed at a deeper level, so they can be integrated rather than relived. Many people find that experiences which once felt impossible to approach begin to feel more distant, more manageable, and less defining.

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