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Sep 9, 2025 28 min

What Reddit Gets Wrong (and Right) About EMDR

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Hello friends! This episode features Cassandra and Garth, as they talk about what EMDR is (and isn’t), how to know if it’s the right fit for you, and what Reddit is getting hilariously wrong—and occasionally right—about trauma therapy. You can learn more about Cassandra and her practice at: seentherapy.org. Get a taste for the episode below. If you enjoy your listen give us a follow, share, or five-star review. Have a good one! “I don’t know what our HVAC guy is talking about when he’s explaining our system—and that’s okay. We just hire someone reputable and let them do what they’re trained to do. It’s the same with EMDR. You don’t need to know all eight phases or understand the light bar. You just need a therapist who does.”

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Hello friends! This episode features Cassandra and Garth, as they talk about what EMDR is (and isn’t), how to know if it’s the right fit for you, and what Reddit is getting hilariously wrong—and occasionally right—about trauma therapy. You can learn more about Cassandra and her practice at: seentherapy.org. Get a taste for the episode below. If you enjoy your listen give us a follow, share, or five-star review. Have a good one! “I don’t know what our HVAC guy is talking about when he’s explai...

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