Open a room
Sign in and create your private remote session.
A little simpler. A little more connected.
Make room for
meaningful work.
A thoughtful bilateral stimulation workspace for clinicians. Simple tools for focused sessions, wherever you connect.
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Share the link
Your participant joins with one link. No account needed.
Guide the session
Set the pace, adjust the experience, and stay connected.
No participant account needed
Private session links
You set the pace
Thoughtful tools. More room to connect.
Solo BLS
Visual movement and stereo sound in one workspace.
Remote sessions
Share a private link. Guide the session live.
Friendly targets
Classic dots and engaging options for all ages.
Countdown & auto-pause
Set the pace with timed starts and structured sets.
Flexible controls
Adjust movement, speed, colors, and sound.
Private client records
Save your work. Participants join without accounts.
Engaging target options for all ages
Classic Dot
Butterfly
Bee
Star
Bubble
Balloon
Fish
RocketNeutral, friendly, and flexible. Choose what works best for each session.
Data-minimized by design
Privacy-minded by design
EMDRdot is built to minimize unnecessary participant data and keep the session experience simple.
- No participant accounts required
- Temporary rooms transmit shared ratings, selected feelings, and body-map selections
- Saved client records are private to the clinician account
- Clinician remains in control of the session
Frequently asked questions
Does a participant need an account?
No. The clinician shares a temporary anonymous participant link for the active remote room.
Does EMDRdot collect clinical notes?
Clinicians can enter target details and set notes, export session information, and save client records to their account. Saved records are stored on the server and are private to that clinician account. See the data-handling guide for details.
Who controls the remote experience?
The authenticated clinician controls the target, movement, pacing, countdown, and audio settings.
What happens if the connection drops?
The room remains active until the clinician ends it. The participant can reopen the same link while that room is active.
Free EMDR resources
Simple guides. More informed conversations.
Evidence-informed guides for clinicians and clients.
Client + Clinician
Getting Started with EMDR
An introduction to the eight phases of EMDR, preparation, target selection, and what to expect when beginning treatment.
Client + Clinician
EMDR vs. Talk Therapy
Compare treatment focus, structure, processing, and discussion without assuming one approach fits everyone.
Client + Clinician
Why Does EMDR Work?
Explore proposed mechanisms, including working memory, while distinguishing research findings from settled explanations.
Ready to bring more calm and flexibility to your sessions?
Explore EMDRdot and see how simple bilateral stimulation can be.