EMDR Therapy in Bloomfield Hills, MI

Painful experiences can keep affecting how you feel long after they are over. Loving Circle Counseling offers EMDR therapy in Bloomfield Hills, MI, and online across Michigan, with compassionate support for processing traumatic memories.

What is EMDR therapy?

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a structured psychotherapy used to address trauma-related distress. During memory-processing phases, your therapist guides you to briefly focus on aspects of an experience while using bilateral stimulation, such as eye movements or tapping. The goal is to reduce the distress connected to memories and support more helpful beliefs about yourself.

Learn more through the EMDR International Association, which provides information about EMDR and professional training standards.

What to expect from EMDR therapy

EMDR involves more than eye movements. Your therapist begins by understanding your history, discussing your goals, and helping you build resources for managing distress. Together, you decide whether and when memory processing is appropriate. Your needs and readiness guide the pace.

Sessions may address memories, emotions, beliefs, and physical sensations connected to difficult experiences. Responses vary, and your therapist will check in with you throughout treatment.

Finding an EMDR therapist in Bloomfield Hills

Our EMDR therapists offer in-person counseling in Bloomfield Hills and online therapy across Michigan. Explore the clinician profiles below to learn about their approaches and experience, compare our therapy services, or contact us to discuss a consultation.

Explore Our EMDR Therapists

Learn about Rachel Quell’s trauma and EMDR approach, Sue Nguyen’s trauma-informed care, Baylee Galdys’s therapy approach, and Ashley Casalou’s EMDR experience. A consultation helps us discuss your goals and fit with an available therapist.

For questions about insurance, office visits, Michigan telehealth, or getting started, see our therapy services and frequently asked questions.