TeleKyla · Texas
Online EMDR therapy in Austin
If you're looking for EMDR therapy in Austin, we can start with a conversation about what you want to change. Online sessions give us space to work at your pace, without a trip to an office.
Telehealth only · Physically in Oklahoma or Texas during sessions
Preparation comes before processing
EMDR follows an eight-phase protocol. We begin by learning about your history, strengths, and goals, then practice calming and grounding skills. Memory processing happens based on readiness, not a preset deadline. You remain in control and we pause when you need to.
EMDR stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. It uses guided eye movements, taps, or tones while you focus on a selected experience. We discuss whether it is appropriate for you before beginning.
Explore the EMDR approach
License and online coverage
TX LPC #100972 · No in-person Austin office. View my profile and state license verification.
Looking for counseling beyond EMDR? Read the Austin online counseling guide or explore general online therapy in Texas.
Booking and insurance in Austin
For Austin clients, insurance coverage depends on the plan, not the city. Review Rates & Insurance and the Headway booking option on Contact. Private-pay clients and anyone asking about limited sliding-scale slots can send a secure inquiry.
Questions about EMDR in Austin
Can I meet with an EMDR therapist near me in Austin online?
Yes, if telehealth fits your needs. I serve Austin by secure video, with no in-person Austin office. You must be physically in Texas or Oklahoma for each session.
What happens before EMDR memory processing?
We take time to understand your history and goals and build grounding skills. Together we identify a target when you are ready. The Approach page explains the full eight-phase model.
How long is an online EMDR appointment?
Standard sessions are 50 minutes. The number of appointments is not fixed here; we discuss your goals and readiness rather than promising a treatment timeline.
TeleKyla is not a crisis service. For immediate support, call or text 988; call 911 in an emergency.