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After our first conversation with Alana Trevino about EMDR therapy, one thing became clear… people wanted to know more.
In this encore episode of Code Forty4, Amy Cortez welcomes Alana Trevino back for a deeper conversation focused specifically on what to expect during EMDR therapy and how it helps the brain and nervous system process trauma in a healthier way.
Together, they discuss:
This episode is especially important for:
EMDR is not about erasing memories.
It’s about helping the brain properly process painful experiences so they no longer control your nervous system, emotions, relationships, or daily life.
If you or someone you love has ever been hesitant to seek therapy because of fear, uncertainty, or stigma, this episode offers a real, honest look into what healing can actually look like.
🎧 Not familiar with EMDR? Listen to Episode 9 first with Alana Trevino for a foundational understanding of EMDR.
🎙️ Code Forty4 exists to help first responders and their families recognize, respond, and support mental health before the line breaks.
RESOURCES:
Contact Alana Trevino: https://www.frontlinewellnessllc.com/contact
Frontline Wellness: https://www.frontlinewellnessllc.com/
Find a EMDR specialist in your state: https://www.emdria.org/find-an-emdr-therapist/
#EMDR #FirstResponderMentalHealth #LawEnforcement #TraumaHealing #PTSD #MentalHealthAwareness #CodeForty4 #FirstResponderWellness #EMDRTherapy
Chapter:
02:03 - What exactly is EMDR?
04:05 - Does EMDR erase memories?
07:00 - Walking through a typical EMDR session:
09:40 - Can I avoid reliving trauma during therapy?
12:30 - Addressing complex trauma and multiple incidents:
16:00 - How physical sensations manifest during EMDR sessions
20:00 - What does emotional processing look like?
24:00 - The importance of closure and containment in therapy sessions
28:00 - Client control: stopping or pausing EMDR at any moment
33:00 - What to expect after a session:
37:00 - Supporting loved ones after EMDR: respecting their process
42:00 - Quick relief in a single session for specific triggers?
45:00 - Healing versus coping: what does long-term recovery look like?
50:00 - Can EMDR make trauma disappear?
55:00 - EMDR for spouses and children
60:00 - Success stories of transformative healing among first responders
65:00 - Ongoing maintenance and the importance of continued support
68:00 - EMDR as a normal part of mental health care
By Amy CortezAfter our first conversation with Alana Trevino about EMDR therapy, one thing became clear… people wanted to know more.
In this encore episode of Code Forty4, Amy Cortez welcomes Alana Trevino back for a deeper conversation focused specifically on what to expect during EMDR therapy and how it helps the brain and nervous system process trauma in a healthier way.
Together, they discuss:
This episode is especially important for:
EMDR is not about erasing memories.
It’s about helping the brain properly process painful experiences so they no longer control your nervous system, emotions, relationships, or daily life.
If you or someone you love has ever been hesitant to seek therapy because of fear, uncertainty, or stigma, this episode offers a real, honest look into what healing can actually look like.
🎧 Not familiar with EMDR? Listen to Episode 9 first with Alana Trevino for a foundational understanding of EMDR.
🎙️ Code Forty4 exists to help first responders and their families recognize, respond, and support mental health before the line breaks.
RESOURCES:
Contact Alana Trevino: https://www.frontlinewellnessllc.com/contact
Frontline Wellness: https://www.frontlinewellnessllc.com/
Find a EMDR specialist in your state: https://www.emdria.org/find-an-emdr-therapist/
#EMDR #FirstResponderMentalHealth #LawEnforcement #TraumaHealing #PTSD #MentalHealthAwareness #CodeForty4 #FirstResponderWellness #EMDRTherapy
Chapter:
02:03 - What exactly is EMDR?
04:05 - Does EMDR erase memories?
07:00 - Walking through a typical EMDR session:
09:40 - Can I avoid reliving trauma during therapy?
12:30 - Addressing complex trauma and multiple incidents:
16:00 - How physical sensations manifest during EMDR sessions
20:00 - What does emotional processing look like?
24:00 - The importance of closure and containment in therapy sessions
28:00 - Client control: stopping or pausing EMDR at any moment
33:00 - What to expect after a session:
37:00 - Supporting loved ones after EMDR: respecting their process
42:00 - Quick relief in a single session for specific triggers?
45:00 - Healing versus coping: what does long-term recovery look like?
50:00 - Can EMDR make trauma disappear?
55:00 - EMDR for spouses and children
60:00 - Success stories of transformative healing among first responders
65:00 - Ongoing maintenance and the importance of continued support
68:00 - EMDR as a normal part of mental health care