EMDR Therapy

NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing

What is EMDR?

  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

  • EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is an integrative psychotherapy approach that uses bilateral stimulation (typically eye movements) to help the brain process and reframe distressing memories.

  • EMDR is research-supported treatment designed to help individuals process traumatic experiences and move toward healing. EMDR can reduce the emotional charge of painful memories and help individuals feel more present and empowered.

  • Whether you’re seeking trauma therapy, postpartum support, or EMDR for anxiety, through EMDR therapy you will get a personalized, compassionate space for healing.

    We specialize in working with:

    • Women and mothers

    • Individuals in the perinatal period (pregnancy through postpartum)

    • Highly sensitive individuals

    • Professionals and caregivers

  • During EMDR sessions, your therapist will guide you through structured phases of treatment, using bilateral stimulation to target painful memories and shift your emotional responses. Many clients report feeling relief, clarity, and greater calm after EMDR sessions.

EMDR Therapy can treat

Trauma and PTSD

Anxiety and panic attacks

Perinatal and postpartum trauma

Birth trauma

Grief and loss

Childhood abuse or neglect

Performance anxiety

Phobias

EMDR at Jennifer Mann Therapy

Gentle, Effective Healing for Deep Emotional Wounds. At Jennifer Mann Therapy, we offer EMDR therapy (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) as a powerful tool for helping clients move through the emotional pain of trauma, anxiety, and unresolved life experiences. EMDR goes beyond talk therapy by targeting the brain’s natural healing processes—so you can finally feel unstuck, grounded, and whole.

EMDR Therapy could be right for you if you are experiencing

Anxiety – intrusive thoughts, fear of worst-case scenarios, overthinking, feeling constantly on edge

Perfectionism and Burnout – pressure to do it all, emotional exhaustion, inability to rest

Perinatal and Postpartum Trauma – birth trauma, NICU experiences, pregnancy loss, postpartum anxiety

Trauma and PTSD – from childhood, relationships, or medical events

Grief and Loss – unresolved pain from losing a loved one or identity

Negative Thought Loops – “I’m not enough,” “I failed,” “I can’t let go”

Triggers and Flashbacks – emotional responses that feel out of proportion or overwhelming