For individuals who need meaningful progress within a shorter, more concentrated timeframe.
EXPERIENCE MEANINGFUL CHANGE, IN A FRACTION OF THE TIME
EMDR INTENSIVE PACKAGES
Intensives are personal and intentional. Each intensive is designed to achieve the outcomes you need.
A 50% deposit is required to reserve your intensive.
Full payment is due 3 days before the first session.
3 Hour Intensive:
A focused, 3-hour EMDR session with a targeted goal. Ideal for processing a single traumatic memory or tackling a stuck pattern.
2- 3 Day Intensive (12 hours):
A 9 hour deep-dive into your healing process, with 90 minutes intake prior, 9 hours of EMDR and 90 minutes. Ideal for working through a cluster of related memories, identity wounds, or ongoing patterns.
Includes:
Add-ons:
A 50% deposit is required to reserve your intensive.
Full payment is due 3 days before the first session.
3 Hour Intensive:
A focused, 3-hour EMDR session with a targeted goal. Ideal for processing a single traumatic memory or tackling a stuck pattern.
- 90-minute intake and prep session
- Assessment to identify symptoms, triggers, attachment style, goals
- Personalized treatment workbook
- 3-hour EMDR session with breaks as needed
- 90-minute personalized post-session for followup support
$550
2- 3 Day Intensive (12 hours):
A 9 hour deep-dive into your healing process, with 90 minutes intake prior, 9 hours of EMDR and 90 minutes. Ideal for working through a cluster of related memories, identity wounds, or ongoing patterns.
Includes:
- 90-minute intake and prep session
- Assessment to identify symptoms, triggers, attachment style, goals
- 2-3 EMDR days with breaks and grounding as needed
- 90-minute personalized post-session for followup support
Add-ons:
- Personalized treatment workbook with your personalized EMDR plan: $175
- Meal and hotel options: Determined on request
What issues ate typically addressed in an intensive?
EMDR Intensives are well-suited for working through experiences and patterns that feel stuck, overwhelming, or deeply rooted. This may include:
- Relational trauma, including experiences of emotional, psychological, or physical harm within close relationships
- Religious or spiritual trauma, including shame, fear, or identity disruption tied to belief systems
- OCD-related rumination, particularly intrusive thought loops that feel difficult to disengage from
- Perfectionism and anxiety, including chronic self-pressure, over-responsibility, and fear-based patterns
- Misophonia, especially when emotional and physiological responses are linked to past experiences or heightened sensitivity
What Can I expect in an intensive?
All EMDR Intensive Packages include:
- A thorough intake and prep session
- One or more extended EMDR sessions (half-day or full-day options)
- A personalized post-intensive integration plan
- Optional follow-up sessions for continued support
- A complementary workbook for additional support outside of sessions
If I receive therapy from another therapist, can I do an intensive?
Yes — many people choose to do an EMDR Intensive alongside their ongoing therapy.
Intensives can complement your existing work by targeting specific memories, patterns, or issues that feel stuck or would benefit from more focused, accelerated processing. When appropriate, coordination with your primary therapist can help support continuity of care and integration after the intensive.
The goal is not to replace your current therapy, but to deepen and move forward parts of your work more efficiently.
Intensives can complement your existing work by targeting specific memories, patterns, or issues that feel stuck or would benefit from more focused, accelerated processing. When appropriate, coordination with your primary therapist can help support continuity of care and integration after the intensive.
The goal is not to replace your current therapy, but to deepen and move forward parts of your work more efficiently.
Bekah Gentry, Specialized in EMDR Treatment
Many therapists complete basic training for EMDR allowing them access to the tools that support clients in reducing the distress of their traumas. Clarity Therapy clinicians have gone beyond the basics.
Trauma work is nuanced and requires care. EMDR isn’t just a technique—it’s a comprehensive, structured approach to healing. As a certified EMDR therapist, Bekah Gentry is trained to thoughtfully navigate the layers that can emerge in this work—from early attachment injuries and identity-based trauma to intergenerational patterns and deeply held beliefs that no longer fit. You deserve trauma therapy with someone who brings not only training, but presence, skill, and a genuine commitment to your healing process.
Trauma work is nuanced and requires care. EMDR isn’t just a technique—it’s a comprehensive, structured approach to healing. As a certified EMDR therapist, Bekah Gentry is trained to thoughtfully navigate the layers that can emerge in this work—from early attachment injuries and identity-based trauma to intergenerational patterns and deeply held beliefs that no longer fit. You deserve trauma therapy with someone who brings not only training, but presence, skill, and a genuine commitment to your healing process.
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In EMDR intensives, Bekah Gentry works closely with you to gently and thoroughly process the experiences that still feel unresolved or overwhelming.
This is a space where you don’t have to rush, perform, or hold it all together—you’re supported in moving through the work at a pace that feels steady and manageable, while still allowing for meaningful progress. Bekah is deeply attuned to the ways trauma shows up in your attachment patterns, your emotional responses, and your sense of safety—both within yourself and in your relationships. With her training and approach, Bekah helps you move out of survival mode and into something more stable and clear. Over time, clients often find a stronger sense of grounding, greater emotional flexibility, and a deeper trust in themselves and their ability to navigate what comes next. |