In this interview with Rotem Brayer, Rebecca Strong explains how to do retreat-style EMDR intensives, how to help clients get the most out of their retreat-style EMDR experience by widening their window of tolerance and integrating somatic and physical interventions into the EMDR work. This video includes a demo of somatic interventions that Rebecca uses with her clients.
Rebecca Strong is a psychotherapist and yoga teacher, who has trained in mindfulness, meditation, and embodiment practices for over two decades. She integrates nature, movement, and yoga into EMDR therapy.
Rebecca specializes in retreat-style EMDR intensives and movement-based practices. The form of EMDR that she practices allows people to heal faster, with more efficiency. She serves people who serve other people and works with local business owners, C-level managers, consultants, psychotherapists and people who lead full lives. For new EMDR therapists, she also offers a training called Mind-Body Tool-Kit: The Biological Roots of Mental Health.
Rebecca maintains a private practice in Boulder, Colorado and in Western New York. She offers retreats to therapists and other helping professionals.
