Heal Trauma and Anxiety Faster with Accelerated Resolution Therapy in Virginia, North Carolina, Texas & Arizona

A gentle, evidence-based therapy that can reduce trauma, anxiety, and distress in as few as 1-5 sessions.

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  • Trauma or painful memories you can’t shake

  • Anxiety that keeps you stuck

  • Overthinking or intrusive thoughts

  • Emotional reactions that feel out of proportion

  • Past experiences that still affect your life

I want to help change that.

Struggling with any of these?

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How It Works

ART helps your brain process and update how distressing memories are stored.

A typical session includes three steps:

  1. Identify the memory or issue

    We gently identify the experience, trigger, or emotional pattern that is causing distress.

  2. Eye-movement processing

    You follow calming hand movements while your brain processes the memory safely.

  3. Replace the distressing imagery

    Your brain is guided to replace distressing imagery with something more neutral or positive, reducing emotional intensity.

After processing, many people notice that the memory no longer feels overwhelming or triggering.

    • Targets images, emotions, and body sensations

    • It’s accelerated, measurable results in 1-5 sessions

    • Unique approach to psychotherapy

    • No need for ongoing appointments, the relief lasts

    • Supports natural cognitive change with little effort

    • Processes and resolves roots of trauma

    • Healing beyond desensitization to positive image replacement (‘positization’)

    • Creative process for all

    • Uniquely combines elements of other evidence based practices, 6 therapeutic approaches in 1 session

    • Don’t have to talk about trauma details; focus is on healing

    • You’re in complete control, this is not hypnosis

    • Get rid of stuck issues and emotional blows, like survivor’s guilt

    • No retraumatization

    • No homework, goal of the session is trauma resolution

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Emily Bachardy, LCSW (she/her), Online Psychotherapist in Virginia, North Carolina, Texas & Arizona specializing in trauma healing for ADHD, Autistic, and AuDHD people.


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FAQs about Accelerated Resolution Therapy in VA, NC, & TX

  • Clients often choose ART because it can provide:

    ✔ Faster results than traditional talk therapy
    ✔ Relief without reliving painful details
    ✔ Reduced anxiety and emotional triggers
    ✔ Fewer intrusive thoughts or flashbacks
    ✔ Greater emotional calm and control

    Many people find that memories that once felt overwhelming become neutral or distant after treatment.

  • ART may be right for you if you:

    • want faster relief than traditional talk therapy

    • feel stuck in trauma memories or triggers

    • prefer not to talk through every detail of painful events

    • have tried therapy before but didn’t get results

  • Accelerated Resolution Therapy can be helpful if you struggle with:

    • Trauma or painful memories

    • Anxiety or panic

    • Intrusive thoughts

    • PTSD symptoms

    • Phobias

    • Grief or loss

    • Disturbing dreams or nightmares

    • Stress from past experiences

    • Emotional reactions that feel out of proportion

    Even if an experience happened years ago, your brain can still learn to respond to it differently.

  • Yes. ART can be effectively delivered through telehealth.

  • Many clients notice improvements within 1-5 sessions.

  • No. ART does not require verbalizing the entire event.

  • Sessions are typically 60-90 minutes and conducted online through secure telehealth.

    During sessions:

    • You remain fully awake and in control

    • You can pause at any time

    • Your are guided step-by-step through the process

    My role is to create a safe, supportive environment where your brain can do the work of healing.