Frequently Asked Questions

You do not need to have PTSD—or even identify what happened to you as “trauma”—to explore whether unresolved experiences are affecting you today.

You don't necessarily have to leave them.

We offer adjunctive EMDR and KA-EMDR, allowing you to maintain your relationship with your primary therapist while working with a trauma specialist for focused trauma processing.

Once focused trauma work is complete, you may transition fully back to your established therapist.

KA-EMDR integrates EMDR therapy with carefully prescribed, low-dose ketamine during selected trauma-processing sessions when medically and clinically appropriate.

KA-EMDR is not about taking ketamine and hoping something therapeutic happens.

Treatment is structured and individualized.

Our practice is intentionally private-pay and independent of insurance networks.

We do not bill insurance companies directly.

Clients with out-of-network benefits may be eligible for partial reimbursement for qualifying psychotherapy services. Superbills can be provided upon request. Reimbursement is determined by your insurance plan and cannot be guaranteed.

All services are provided virtually to clients who are physically located in jurisdictions where Alicia is authorized to practice.

We'll talk briefly about what you're experiencing, what you've already tried, what you hope will change, and whether EMDR, KA-EMDR, or another treatment approach may be appropriate.

You may always remember what happened.

But remembering an experience and reliving its emotional impact are very different things.