
This article explores practical techniques used in anxiety therapy, including EMDR-informed approaches, grounding, and nervous system regulation. It highlights why anxiety treatment needs to be tailored to the individual.

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) is best known as a therapy for trauma, but many people wonder: what actually happens in the brain during EMDR?
While research is still evolving, studies in neuroscience and psychology give us helpful insights into why EMDR can be such a powerful way of healing.

Learn how EMDR therapy helps heal trauma by reprocessing painful memories, easing distress, and restoring calm and resilience.


