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Many people wonder about the difference between CBT and EMDR. While both are evidence-based therapies, they work through different pathways. CBT is a "top-down" approach that helps you change thoughts to influence emotions, whereas EMDR is a "bottom-up" approach that helps the brain process unresolved memories so emotional healing can occur. Understanding these approaches can help you find the therapy that best fits your needs.

EMDR therapy is an experiential healing journey that helps individuals process trauma, reduce emotional distress, and build healthier beliefs. Learn about the 8 phases of EMDR, including SUD and VOC scales, and how this evidence-based therapy supports trauma recovery and emotional resilience.