EMDR Therapy for Scottsdale, AZ

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy is designed for those suffering from PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) – often showing symptoms of hopelessness and loneliness. If you or a loved one is being hindered by PTSD symptoms, EMDR Therapy could be an extremely effective solution.

According to EMDR Institute, Inc., approximately 70% of EMDR participants reached a positive outcome within three active treatment sessions, whereas 29% of the individuals in the prolonged exposure condition did not experience a positive outcome. The dropout rate for EMDR is fewer than other types of treatments.

These results and all the success stories backing them up should shine as an extremely hopeful solution to battling PTSD,

So, What Exactly is EMDR Therapy?

It is a psychotherapy that enables healing from symptoms of emotional distress using eight phases of theropy, some involving eye movement and other anchors alongside talk therapy and reframing.

EMDR Treatment for Trauma and PTSD

EMDR Therapy should be considered by anyone struggling with PTSD symptoms. If you are suffering from symptoms of PTSD, and it is affecting your marriage, your career, or your life altogether, contact Biltmore Psychology and Counseling today by calling (480) 999-7070. EMDR Therapy can improve your quality of life and keep the past where it belongs: behind you.

DR. MELISSA ESTAVILLO, PsyD

Doctorate and Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, Arizona School of Professional Psychology
Practice Areas: Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), relationship / marriage counseling, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD / Trauma, Grief, Spiritual Integration, Medical Counseling, Immigration Evaluation Services

DANIELLE CORRALES, LMFT

M.S. Marriage and Family Therapy, Arizona State University
B.S. Family and Human Development, Arizona State University
Practice Areas: Relationship / marriage counseling, pre-marital counseling, grief and loss, general counseling, anxiety and depression, individual therapy, life changes, work/life stressors

SUSAN SELF, LPC

M.S. Counseling and Human Services, University of Toledo
B.S. Psychology, Bowling Green State University
Practice Areas: relationship / marriage counseling, pre-marital counseling, parenting, general counseling, anxiety and depression, individual therapy, career decisions, caring for aging relatives, life changes, work/life stressors

Nicole Elliott, LPC

M.C. Counseling, Arizona State University
B.A. English (Literature), Arizona State University
Practice Areas: Adjustment Disorders, anxiety, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), depression, disability counseling, existential therapy, faith-based counseling, general mental health counseling, gerontological counseling, grief counseling, individual counseling, mindful self-compassion (MSC).

ALLISON JOHNSON, LPC

M.S. Community Counseling – University of Phoenix,
B.A. Forensic Psychology – Saint Ambrose University
Practice Areas: Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, EMDR, LGBTQ+, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Couples Counseling, Mindfulness, Chronic Illness.