Therapeutic Approach

ACCELERATED RESOLUTION THERAPY (ART)

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

About Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

  • Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) is an innovative, evidence-based approach designed to help individuals quickly overcome trauma, depression, and other mental health challenges. Derived from techniques similar to EMDR, ART uses eye movements to alter how the brain stores and recalls traumatic memories. By processing these memories in a controlled and safe way, ART helps reduce their negative physical and emotional effects, promoting rapid healing and emotional relief.

  • ART uses a combination of guided eye movements and specific therapeutic techniques to address and reprocess traumatic memories. Similar to EMDR, these eye movements activate the brain's natural processing system, helping individuals reframe how they perceive and store memories. ART focuses on rapidly alleviating symptoms related to past trauma, including the emotional and physical responses linked to disturbing images or memories. This quick and efficient approach allows for profound relief, often in just a few sessions, and creates lasting changes in how memories are experienced.

  • ART is effective for individuals dealing with a variety of emotional and psychological challenges. It is particularly beneficial for those suffering from trauma, including PTSD, and individuals with depression or other mood disorders. ART can help those who struggle with the lasting effects of distressing memories, reducing their emotional intensity and physical symptoms.

    This therapy is also useful for individuals with anxiety, grief, or addictions, as it addresses the root causes of emotional pain and unhealthy coping mechanisms. ART is especially effective for anyone seeking quick relief from past traumatic experiences and for those who find traditional therapy too slow or challenging.

  • ART offers fast, effective relief from trauma-related symptoms, including reduced anxiety, emotional distress, and physical tension associated with past memories. It helps individuals reframe traumatic memories, enabling them to recall events without the overwhelming emotional or physical reactions they once triggered. ART is known for its ability to produce rapid results, often in just a few sessions, helping individuals regain control over their emotional well-being and overall quality of life.

    In addition to trauma and PTSD, ART can significantly benefit those facing depression, anxiety, and addiction, providing a pathway to emotional healing and long-term recovery.

Components of ART

Why Choose Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) Practitioners

ART Therapy
ART Therapy in Kingston, Ontario
  • Rina is an experienced clinical & consulting psychologist with a 25 year history of working in health care.

    She specializes in the treatment of developmental trauma, as well as the treatment of PTSD. At this time, she works primarily with first responders, military, correctional officers & law enforcement personnel.

  • Matt is a basic accelerated resolution therapy (ART) trained therapist, which is an effective treatment for trauma, depression, and other mental health concerns. Matt's practice is guided through a trauma and a polyvagal-informed lens.

FAQs

  • Both of these modalities use eye-movements for processing past traumatic memories; However, ART has an increased focus on re-scripting & imagery

  • Typically, an ART session will be scheduled for 60 to 90 minute bookings

  • Yes! Art has been shown to be effective in addressing childhood trauma to reduce the emotional pain attached & activate processing

  • No! Art can be an effective therapeutic modality for supporting a variety of conditions such as anxiety, mood disorders, & depression.

  • Yes, ART can be tailored & adapted for children, adolescence, and teens

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