
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.
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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.
EMDR Intensives
Morgan Levine combines EMDR with other powerful evidence based therapies such as IFS, Polyvagal Theory, Imago Relationship Therapy, and more! She offers customized EMDR intensives held over 3-5 consecutive days in her offices outside of Philadelphia, PA and in an intensive retreat format on a 92-acre farm in Coatesville, PA for adults located anywhere willing to travel in-person.
Virtual intensive retreats are also available to those located at the time of treatment in Washington D.C., Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Colorado.
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.
Premium Retreat-Style Intensive
A 3.5-4.5 day immersive experience
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 4-5 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.
🔹 Packages start at $6,700 for 4-nights, 3-days🔹
EMDR Intensives FAQ
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An Intensive is a highly focused therapy experience over 3–5 consecutive days, with extended daily sessions (4–6 hours). Unlike weekly therapy, which often gets interrupted by life in between sessions, intensives create the time and space for deeper healing to unfold more quickly.
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Intensives are ideal for people who:
Have tried talk therapy, self-help, or even EMDR/IFS before but still feel stuck
Are navigating grief, relational loss, betrayal, or childhood wounds
Want relief and results faster than traditional therapy offers
Desire a therapist who is flexible, attuned, and skilled at guiding deep healing
If you resonate with this, a free consultation can help us explore whether an intensive is right for you.
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You’re not alone; Many of Morgan’s clients have tried EMDR in the past but found it too rigid or activating. Her IFS-informed EMDR style creates the safety, pacing, and personalization needed for real transformation.
There are many ways to combine EMDR treatment with other modalities to enhance effectiveness. This is why Morgan integrates EMDR with IFS, Polyvagal Theory, and attachment work. She also uses many creative strategies for bilateral stimulation and taxing your working memory which has been shown to increase effectiveness. Lastly, EMDR processing when done in multiple consecutive sessions in the same week, like an Intensive format, have also been shown to enhance effectiveness.
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Yes. In addition to individual intensives, I work with couples who want to heal relational wounds, improve communication, and reconnect with each other. I integrate EMDR, IFS, and Imago Relationship Therapy to help couples move beyond cycles of conflict, deepen understanding, and build a more secure, compassionate bond. Couples intensives can be especially helpful if you’ve felt stuck in traditional weekly therapy or want a focused, transformative experience together.
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I specialize in trauma of many kinds — generational trauma, childhood neglect or abuse, spiritual abuse, cultural/family dynamics, grief and loss, relationship challenges, and the impacts of oppressive systems. My work integrates EMDR, IFS, attachment, somatic regulation, and spiritual exploration.
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Intensives are powerful — and yes, intense — but they are always tailored to what feels safe and manageable for you. We build in preparation, resourcing, and grounding so you’re supported every step of the way. You’ll also continue integrating the work with your primary therapist afterward.
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Yes. I require all intensive clients to have a primary therapist they can return to after the intensive. This ensures you have ongoing support to continue integrating the changes from our work together. If you don’t have one or you don’t have one that you feel can support your post-intensive processing, I can help connect you with a trusted provider.
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Morgan’s rates are by day but all day rates include:
-30-minutes initial consultation
-60-90 minute preparation session
-Customized workbook
-Pre- and post- intensive collaboration with existing therapists
-3-5 active hours of treatment per treatment day (this will be determined following your consultation).
-Optional 45-60-minute follow-up session
-Written summary of care with future treatment plan options
-Collaboration with existing therapist before and after your intensive
Rates are for 3 hour to 5 hour days:
1-day $1,600-1,800
2-day $3,200-3,600
3-day $4,800-5,400
4-day $6,400-7,200
Intensives are not a one-size-fits all model. Morgan will carefully assess your goals, needs, preferences, and will make recommendations for the amount of days and hours. She also may recommend more than one intensive or alternative treatment options based on your specific needs.
Most clients start with a 2-3 day intensive and then we re-evaluate.
All Intensive package fees are communicated ahead of time in accordance with the No Surprises Act.
*If finances are a challenge, please discuss this with Morgan during your free consultation. A reduced rate slot may be available and Morgan does her best to accommodate clients who are a great fit. She especially welcomes BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and therapists serving these populations to reach out!
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I offer follow-up intensive packages for returning clients but I don’t offer ongoing weekly or biweekly therapy.
Returning clients are welcomed at a reduced rate $1,300-$1,600/day (3-5 hour days).
I also offer standalone booster intensive sessions within 3-months of their intensive package at a rate of $275/hr. Booster sessions are a minimum of 90-minutes.
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The first step is to schedule a free 30-minute consultation. We’ll talk about your goals, answer your questions, and see if an intensive is the right fit for you. Click here to get started!
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.
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.