RESTORE & RECLAIM
RESILIENCE
EMDR for Groups Collectively Impacted by Stress & Trauma
Part of a group, agency, or community that has experienced a stressful, traumatic, or cumulative effect of secondary trauma? Contact us to co-create an EMDR Group Series that fits the needs of your group.
We can mitigate further exposure to traumatic or stressful material by engaging in group processing of stress and trauma without talking about it out loud. Group EMDR gives us a unique and research-based avenue to restoring resilience.
What to expect:
90-120 minute EMDR Group Sessions, tailored to your group
Virtual Meetings (join from anywhere in Ohio)
A Trauma-Informed, Affirming, Confidential Space
Structured Healing Utilizing EMDR GTEP (Group Traumatic Episodes Protocol)
Supportive Community
Eligibility to Attend Our Drop-in EMDR Groups After Completion
Investment:
Make this a turning point.
Tailored to specific needs of the group.
What is an EMDR Group?
EMDR Groups are structured group spaces in which participants can engage in personal healing without telling their stories out loud. EMDR Groups provide a contained way to help renew a sense of safety, presence, and ease. EMDR Groups use what is called EMDR G-TEP (Group Traumatic Events Protocol)—a trauma-informed, research based, powerful approach to increase ability to respond more adaptively to stress. EMDR Groups use traditional components of EMDR therapy, including bilateral stimulation (tapping in this case) to help the brain and body process stress and trauma. In EMDR groups, there is no need to share your story out loud. All of our EMDR Groups are offered virtually in the comfort of your home or whatever space you choose that feels good to you.
If you are unfamiliar with EMDR, and are interested in learning more, EMDRIA is a great place to start to learn about the traditional individual EMDR experience that Group EMDR is adapted from.
About the Facilitator
Hi, I'm Beth.
I'm a queer, nonbinary (they/them), gender affirming, LGBTQIA2S+ affirming, trauma informed, anti-oppression oriented therapist. I am trained in EMDR, with additional training in RTEP (Recent Traumatic Episodes Protocol) and GTEP (Group Traumatic Episodes Protocol) to respond in a timely way to continuous, cumulative, concurrent, or single incidents that cause trauma or stress.
