Intensive Trauma Therapy

Effective + Saves Time = Healing

 
 

What is Intensive Therapy?

A typical session is 2 to 3 hours and is intended to focus on specific goals. Your overall therapy will be short-term and focused on short-term goals.

Nickole will use a combination of EMDR and Ego State therapy (Internal Family Systems and the Developmental Needs Meeting Strategy) within a short-term therapy to decrease the negative affects of PTSD and childhood adversity.

HOw to start?

Call Nickole to set up an initial appointment and to discuss if you will be a good fit for Intensive Therapy. You may have a few specific goals you would like to work on, or have a complex history of trauma that you are ready to dive into. After the initial assessment, Nickole will set up a schedule that will be the best fit for your needs. Often intensives are scheduled on Fridays, but other days of the week are considered.

Will Intensive Therapy Help me?

People who tend to respond well:

  • have an understanding of the issue they want to address

  • have an awareness of their body sensations and emotions that come up when thinking or talking about challenging or traumatic events

  • are ready to make major shifts and heal through a powerful and transformative experience

Research on Intensive Therapy Shows:

  • Increased Patient Satisfaction : with a faster decrease in anxiety and depression, improved interpersonal relationships and overall well-being. (Auren, Trude Julie Brynhildsvoll et al.,2022). Clients like the minimal impact to their schedules and less driving time in general.

  • Durable Results : with reduced treatment time and changes that last. (Greenwald,R., & Camden, A. A. 2022)