First Responders

At Infinite Healing and Wellness, we are dedicated to supporting the mental health and emotional well-being of first responders throughout Arizona. Partnering with organizations like Public Safety Crisis Solutions, the Compassion Alliance, Gilbert Fire & Rescue, and other departments across the state, we proudly stand as “the first responders for first responders.”

Our Expertise

Our highly skilled team specializes in trauma therapy for first responders, veterans, individuals, couples, families, and children, with EMDR therapy at the core of our approach. Each therapist is not only trained in first responder culture but also brings extensive experience in trauma-focused care. This specialized expertise enables us to effectively address the unique challenges first responders face, including trauma exposure, demanding job conditions, and the stress of balancing work and personal life.

EMDR initially gained popularity as a treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but has since been used to treat a variety of mental health conditions. In 1995, the American Psychiatric Association recognized EMDR as an effective treatment for PTSD, and in 2004, the World Health Organization recommended EMDR as a first-line treatment for trauma.

Over the years, EMDR has undergone rigorous scientific study, and research has found it to be effective in treating various mental health conditions. Today, EMDR is widely recognized as a valid and effective form of psychotherapy.

Our Approach

Our highly skilled team specializes in trauma therapy for first responders, veterans, individuals, couples, families, and children, with EMDR therapy at the core of our approach. Each therapist is not only trained in first responder culture but also brings extensive experience in trauma-focused care. This specialized expertise enables us to effectively address the unique challenges first responders face, including trauma exposure, demanding job conditions, and the stress of balancing work and personal life.

EMDR initially gained popularity as a treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but has since been used to treat a variety of mental health conditions. In 1995, the American Psychiatric Association recognized EMDR as an effective treatment for PTSD, and in 2004, the World Health Organization recommended EMDR as a first-line treatment for trauma.

Over the years, EMDR has undergone rigorous scientific study, and research has found it to be effective in treating various mental health conditions. Today, EMDR is widely recognized as a valid and effective form of psychotherapy.

What we Offer

EMDR initially gained popularity as a treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but has since been used to treat a variety of mental health conditions. In 1995, the American Psychiatric Association recognized EMDR as an effective treatment for PTSD, and in 2004, the World Health Organization recommended EMDR as a first-line treatment for trauma.

Over the years, EMDR has undergone rigorous scientific study, and research has found it to be effective in treating various mental health conditions. Today, EMDR is widely recognized as a valid and effective form of psychotherapy.

Our Wellness Assessment Process

Initial Assessment

We start with a confidential session to learn about your background, work experiences, and current needs.

Personalized Plan

Together, we create a plan that fits you — whether it’s EMDR therapy with individual counseling, or support for your family. We’ll also help you navigate available resources like EAPs or or 100 Club for KAP.

Ongoing Support

We stay connected through regular check-ins to track progress and adjust your care. For departments, we also offer follow-up assessments and group support as needed.

We believe in meeting every first responder where they are — with care that’s structured, intentional, and personalized.

Committed to Well-Being

At Infinite Healing and Wellness, our mission is to ensure every first responder receives the care and support they deserve. We’re committed to helping them access mental health services through available resources such as the Craig Tiger Act (CTA)/HB 2502, Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), and other supportive options designed to promote their well-being.

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