EMDR Intensives in Las Vegas
Accelerate Your Healing. Realign with Yourself.
Whether you're a local ready to go deeper or visiting Las Vegas for a short stay, EMDR intensives offer a powerful opportunity to move through stuck patterns and reclaim your sense of peace in a focused, personalized format.

What is an EMDR Intensive?
An EMDR Intensive is a longer-format therapy session designed to help you make significant progress over a short period. Instead of spreading therapy across weeks or months, this approach condenses the work into half-day, full-day, or weekend blocks.
This is ideal for anyone feeling stuck in traditional therapy or seeking a reset during life transitions. New to EMDR? Learn more about how it works here.
Who Are EMDR Intensives For?
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Professionals, parents, and entrepreneurs with packed schedules
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Clients craving deep, immersive work without long-term weekly sessions
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Visitors to Las Vegas who want to prioritize healing while traveling
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Individuals preparing for a major life change
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Anyone ready to break free from trauma, anxiety, or emotional overwhelm
Intensive Options & Rates
All sessions include:
• Time for pre-consultation
• Breaks as needed
• Personalized treatment planning
• Integration tools
Half-Day (3.5 hours) – $770
Full-Day (5 hours) – $1,100
Weekend Intensive (2 x 5 hours) – $2,200
EMDR Intensives Las Vegas Location
All intensives are held in-person at Thrive Well Therapy, located in Las Vegas in Summerlin near the lakes: 6655 W. Sahara Ave. Suite B200, Las Vegas NV 89146.
Frequently Asked Questions about EMDR Intensives
EMDR Therapy in Las Vegas, online across Nevada, New Jersey, and Colorado
1. How do I prepare for an EMDR Intensive?
Before your session, spend a little time reflecting on what you hope to gain. You don’t need to have everything perfectly defined, simply notice the themes or situations that keep you stuck. Get a good night’s sleep, eat beforehand, and wear comfortable clothing. I’ll guide you through everything once you arrive so you can focus on the work, not the logistics.
2. Can I combine an EMDR Intensive with online therapy?
Yes! Many clients choose an in-person intensive to jump-start healing, then continue with online therapy to keep the momentum going. I offer secure telehealth sessions for residents of Nevada, New Jersey, and Colorado, so you can maintain progress from wherever you are.
3. Who decides if an Intensive is right for me?
We’ll talk through your goals during a free consultation. If an intensive isn’t the best fit, I’ll recommend a plan that matches your needs whether that’s weekly therapy, a different treatment pace, or additional support between sessions.
4. What kinds of trauma can EMDR help with?
5. How do EMDR Intensives work?
EMDR intensives condense weeks or months of trauma therapy into a focused, extended session. Instead of stopping just as you’re getting into the deeper work, intensives give your brain time to stay with the material, process fully, and close safely. We combine EMDR, grounding, nervous-system pacing, and closure so you leave regulated and steady.
6. Is an EMDR Intensive better than weekly sessions?
Not better, just different. Intensives help you process faster because your brain isn’t stopping and restarting each week. Some people combine both: an intensive for deeper work and shorter sessions for emotional regulation, integration, or parts work.
7. Can EMDR Intensives help if I’ve already done EMDR before?
Yes. Many clients return to intensives to finish unresolved material, work on new trauma targets, or move through blocks that didn’t shift in weekly therapy.
8. Do EMDR Intensives work for religious trauma or high-control family systems?
Absolutely. EMDR helps untangle fear-based teachings, shame, identity wounds, and the survival responses you learned in high-control or spiritually abusive environments. You never have to retell every detail for it to work.
9. How do you make sure I don’t leave the intensive feeling flooded or overwhelmed?
We build in grounding, breaks, pacing, and closure so your nervous system leaves in a settled place. You’re never pushed faster than your body can safely go.
10. How do I know if I’m ready for an EMDR Intensive?
You may be a good fit if you’re stuck in weekly therapy, have trauma you want to resolve sooner, or feel overwhelmed by ongoing symptoms like anxiety, burnout, or intrusive memories. We discuss this in a free consultation to see whether your nervous system is ready for extended work.