IFS-Informed EMDR Intensives

When insight isn’t enough, and your body still won’t let go - Come find the healing that past therapy couldn’t reach.

You've Done Therapy. You've Read the Books. You've Even Asked ChatGPT.

So Why Do You Still Feel Stuck?

If you understand your trauma intellectually but your body, emotions, relationships, or coping patterns haven't changed, an IFS-Informed Intensive may help you reach what years of insight alone couldn't.

Do you want deep healing in a matter of days instead of months or years?

Are you ready to commit 3-5 consecutive days to step away from your busy life to spend dedicated time for you?

Do you want to work with a Certified EMDR and IFS-Informed EMDR therapist who can guide you through what talk therapy or past EMDR or IFS couldn’t reach?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are in the right place and you are likely a fit for an therapy intensive with Morgan Levine.

Testimonials

  • “I came into the intensive with years of therapy behind me and all the insight, but I still felt disconnected, reactive, and stuck in patterns I couldn’t shift. Working with Morgan was the first time I felt safe enough to go deeper — to see that what I thought were flaws were actually protective parts doing their job. The work was grounding, experiential, and finally felt real. I left with more compassion for myself, a clearer path forward, and the sense that healing isn’t just possible — it’s happening.”

  • “Thank you [Morgan] for your lovely co-regulating ability. You immediately put me at ease. I felt safe - that’s unusual for me!”

  • “After years of therapy and trying EMDR on and off, I knew I needed something different — my body kept shutting down anytime I got close to the pain. In just a few days with Morgan, I was able to process what had been stuck for years. My intensive offered a rare mix of structure, flexibility, and deep compassion that helped me feel truly safe. For the first time, I wasn’t just talking about my grief — I was moving through it. I left with clarity, presence, and a sense of hope I hadn’t felt in a long time.”

  • “My intensive gave me a deep sense of acceptance and a new relationship with myself and way of being with my parts.”

  • "Lifelong looping thoughts and patterns feel gone. I feel like I'm getting a life now."

EMDR Intensives & Intensive Retreats

Morgan Levine combines EMDR with other powerful evidence based therapies such as IFS, Polyvagal Theory, Imago Relationship Therapy, and more! She offers attachment and neurodiversity affirming customized EMDR 4-5 consecutive Intensives Retreats in Chester County, PA and Intensives in her offices outside of Philadelphia, PA. Clients travel from across the United States for IFS-Informed EMDR Intensives with Morgan.

1-day virtual intensives are also available for clients located at the time of treatment in Washington D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania with Katy Levine.

Instead of addressing issues every week over years, you can often resolve symptoms and accelerate your healing process, finding the relief needed to move forward in life in a matter of days.

Private 92-Acre Farm Stay

Heal immersed in the safety, peacefulness, and calm of this stunning updated 1700's home on 92-acres of  private farmland with an onsite animal rescue. You have total private access to the grounds and home. Packages include Morgan Levine providing 5-6 hours of onsite intensive treatment and a daily somatic practice such as massage, yoga, acupuncture, or sound healing. Optional private chef or catering available for an additional fee. The Farm is owned by an outside entity that we connect you with to reserve your stay.

Available for individuals or dyads such as couples, friends, or family.

Intensive Retreat

An immersive healing experience

Front porch of a house made of stone bricks with a dark blue door, a black door knocker, and a lit wall lamp. A black mat and a green welcome mat with gold lettering that says 'Welcome' are on the brick-paved porch. There are potted plants with green leaves and white and purple flowers near the door, and a black bench with armrests to the side.
Living room with beige walls, a wooden sideboard with a mirror, a bouquet of flowers, and decorative vases. An entryway with wooden flooring and a soft beige rug. An open doorway leads to a bedroom with a brick fireplace, yellow chairs, a bed with a colorful quilt, and a wall-mounted TV. Multiple windows offer natural light.
View of a green field with trees and a fence, viewed from a patio with a black round table and chairs under a stone railing.

EMDR Intensives FAQ

Learn More About Intensives

In this 4-part series, Morgan shares more on commonly asked questions about her therapy intensives. If you’ve ever wondered, “what happens in an EMDR Intensive?”, these videos are for you.

Watch more videos here

What Happens in a Therapy Intensive? Structure and Flow of an Intensive with Morgan

What Happens in a Therapy Intensive? Safety, Pacing, and Resourcing in an Intensive with Morgan

What Happens in a Therapy Intensive? How I Weave EMDR, IFS, and Somatic Supports in an Intensive

What Happens in a Therapy Intensive? Integration and Support After an Intensive with Morgan

THE RESEARCH SHOWS

  • Intensive application of trauma-focused therapy has been shown to be well tolerated in patients with PTSD, enabling faster symptom reduction, while reducing the risk that patients drop out prematurely. Learn more here and here.

  • Intensive EMDR treatment is feasible and is indicative of reliable improvement in PTSD, anxiety, and depression, symptoms in a very short time frame. Learn more here.

  • An intensive program using EMDR therapy is SAFE AND EFFECTIVE treatment alternative for COMPLEX PTSD. Learn more here.

  • SAVES YOU MONEY AND TIME: even compared to other trauma therapy, the intensive format is shown to decrease treatment time, because of time not spent on a) checking in at the beginning of each session, b) addressing current crises and concerns, c) focusing on stabilizing and coping skills that the client won’t need after trauma healing, or d) assisting the client in regaining composure at the end of the session. Learn more here.