EMDR is a structured therapy approach that works with distressing memories and present responses using bilateral stimulation.
The work begins with orientation, shared focus and preparation.
Alternating sensory input is used within a structured therapeutic process.
The process is adapted to the person and reviewed together.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a structured psychotherapy approach that attends to distressing memories, related beliefs, emotions and physical responses.
The therapist and client establish a shared focus, use bilateral stimulation within the agreed process and review what emerges at a pace suited to the person.
EMDR follows a structured framework while the pace and focus are adapted to the person.
Establish orientation, resources and a shared plan.
Clarify the memory, trigger or concern being addressed.
Use bilateral stimulation while noticing what emerges.
Review current responses and plan further work if needed.
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