Half-day
A focused block
Roughly three hours of reprocessing in one sitting, with breaks — enough to move through a discrete memory, or give a stuck process real momentum.
Quote-onlyPrep & integration included
EMDR intensives
Months of therapy, held in a single day.
For the right person and the right moment, an intensive does in one focused block what weekly sessions do over a season — a concentrated, private container for deep EMDR work, without stopping and restarting every seven days.
What it is
A different shape for the same work.
Weekly therapy has a rhythm, and for most work that rhythm is right. But trauma reprocessing carries a warm-up cost every session — it takes time to arrive, drop in, and reach the edge of the material. Then the hour's up, and you close it back down for a week. An intensive removes that tax. You arrive once, go deep, and stay in the work long enough to actually move through something.
It's still EMDR, delivered by an EMDR-trained clinician and paced to your nervous system — just given room. Some people use an intensive to jump-start a process that's stalled. Some use it for a single, contained event they'd rather not stretch across three months. Some travel in for a concentrated block. It's a premium, deliberately limited offering, held with the same privacy and care as any other work here.
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Formats
Half a day, or a full one.
Both formats are quote-only and include the preparation and integration around the day itself — the price you're quoted is the whole arc, not just the hours in the chair.
Full-day
A deeper container
A full day, structured with breaks and pacing built in — for layered material, or when you want to go as far as a single day can safely take you.
From $2,000Quote-only · prep & integration included
Not sure yet
We'll size it together
Whether an intensive fits at all — and if so, how long — is exactly what the free consult is for. There's no commitment to book one just to ask.
Free consultNo pressure, no pitch
Prep & integration
The day itself is only the middle.
An intensive isn't a walk-in. Beforehand, we meet to map what we're working on, build the stabilization skills you'll lean on during the day, and confirm this is the right container for it — so the day is spent working, not warming up. That preparation is part of the package, never a surprise add-on.
Afterward, reprocessing keeps settling for days. Integration sessions are built in to help you land what moved, notice what shifted, and fold it back into ordinary life. You aren't dropped off a cliff at five o'clock — the close is as considered as the open.
Cost & insurance
Priced by scope, quoted up front.
Intensives are quote-only, starting from $2,000. The exact figure depends on the format and the prep and integration around it, and you'll have it in writing before you commit to anything. It reflects a compressed body of work and a block of time held exclusively for you.
Like all work here, intensives are out-of-network. A superbill is provided, and depending on your plan and diagnosis, part of an intensive may be eligible for out-of-network reimbursement — partial, never guaranteed, and worth checking against your specific benefits. More on fees & reimbursement →
The first step
See if an intensive is right for you.
It starts the way everything here does — a free fifteen-minute consult, no pressure, no pitch. Bring your questions; we'll figure out the shape together.