Picture someone sitting across from a therapist, eyes following a slow-moving light, finally letting a memory loosen its grip. That's the work EMDR does. And for a lot of believers, finding a therapist who shares their faith isn't a preference. It's the difference between going back and not going back.
Every therapist listed here signed our statement of faith to join this directory, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the gate. We also reach out to welcome most new practices with a call, and we pray for the owner right there on the line, a genuine hello from people who care that they're out there doing this work. What the call isn't is a clinical review or a credentialing check. The reviews below are where you learn whether someone's patients would send a friend.
EMDR sits at an interesting intersection, honestly. It's evidence-based, it's body-and-mind work, and in the hands of a therapist who holds a biblical view of suffering and healing, it can carry a weight that purely secular settings sometimes miss. We've found that matters to more people than you'd expect before they sit down in the chair. The supply here is real. Practitioners are listed, the reviews are candid, and the choice is yours to make.
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Listings (8)
Therapy by Ashleigh
Living Hope Counseling
The Refuge Counseling Center, LLC
Enlightened souls counseling
Rhema Logos Counseling, LLC
Florecer Therapy, Family, Marriage, and Child, inc
Peace-Filled Mental Health Counseling Services
Lighthouse Counseling and Psychotherapy LLC
Frequently asked questions
What makes a therapist a Christian EMDR therapist?
It means the therapist personally confesses faith in Jesus as Lord and integrates that worldview into how they think about healing, suffering, and the people they serve. Every provider here signed our statement of faith to be listed.
Is EMDR compatible with Christian faith?
Most Christian therapists who use it say yes. The technique itself is a clinical tool. What a believer brings to it is a framework for understanding trauma, the body, and restoration that secular training alone doesn't supply.
How do I know if a listed therapist is any good?
The reviews. We don't grade anyone's clinical work, and we won't pretend to. The people who've actually sat across from these therapists wrote what's below, and that's where the real signal lives.
Do all listed therapists specialize only in EMDR?
Not necessarily. Many integrate EMDR alongside other approaches. Reading a therapist's full profile and reviews will tell you more about their actual practice than any single label will.
How do I get started with one of these therapists?
Pick someone whose profile and reviews feel like a fit, then reach out directly to ask about availability, insurance, and whether they offer a consultation call. The introduction is ours. The relationship is yours to build.