Heal, Grow, Thrive - With Therapy That Honors Your Whole Self
Grounded Therapeutic Services, LLC empowers individuals to heal from trauma, manage anxiety, and navigate emotional challenges through evidence-based, body-centered therapy – guiding you toward lasting emotional wellness and personal growth.

About Destony Stewart, LCSW
G.T.S LLC offers Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) – a powerful, evidence- based therapy designed to help you process and heal from trauma, anxiety, and distressing life experiences. EMDR works by activating your brain’s natural healing processes, helping you move past what’s keeping you stuck without having to relive every painful detail. Whether you’re dealing with past trauma, negative self-beliefs, or emotional triggers, EMDR can support you in finding relief and reclaiming your peace.
here is a FAQ when people click on learn more;What is EMDR Therapy and How Can It Help Me? EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is an evidence-based psychotherapy approach that helps people heal from the emotional distress associated with trauma, anxiety, and other overwhelming life experiences. It’s a structured therapy that allows you to process memories, thoughts, and feelings that are “stuck” in the brain and body due to past trauma or adverse events.
During EMDR sessions, I’ll guide you through a series of eye movements, tapping, or other forms of bilateral stimulation while you gently bring up aspects of a painful memory. This process helps your brain reprocess the experience so it’s no longer emotionally overwhelming or triggering. Over time, what once felt unbearable becomes something you can think about without distress real healing and emotional relief.
What Issues Can EMDR Help With?
EMDR is effective for a wide range of concerns, including:

Trauma and PTSD

Anxiety and panic attacks

Depression

Grief and loss

Childhood abuse or neglect

Negative self-beliefs and low self-esteem

Performance anxiety or creative blocks

Relationship challenges and attachment wounds
Do I Have to Talk About My Trauma in Detail?


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How Is EMDR Different from Traditional Talk Therapy?

Meet our Therapists
