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EMDR clinical preparation center

Preparation is part of the work.

A practical place to understand the process, develop shared language, and prepare the next session.

Review draft: awaiting qualified clinical review. Original educational references for appropriately trained clinicians and shared discussion with clients. Not EMDR basic training, supervision, a protocol manual, individualized treatment, or emergency care. No endorsement or clinical validation of EMDRdot is implied.

The preparation center · Review draft

Prepare with clarity. Move at a considered pace.

Practical education, phase references, printable materials, and equipment checks.

Take the preparation guides with you

Review drafts with original references. No completed client information is included.

The eight phases, within reach

Use these high-level references alongside your training. Phases can be revisited; they are not eight compulsory steps in one appointment.

  1. 1history and treatment planning
  2. 2preparation and stabilization
  3. 3Assessment
  4. 4Desensitization
  5. 5Installation
  6. 6Body scan
  7. 7Closure
  8. 8Reevaluation

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6 resources · All await clinical review; Spanish also awaits translation review.

Clients · Español

Primeros pasos con EMDR

EMDR es una psicoterapia estructurada. Incluye conocer su historia, prepararse, evaluar objetivos, trabajar con recuerdos cuando corresponda y revisar lo ocurrido. Seguir un punto en una pantalla no equivale a recibir EMDR.

Getting Started · 3 min

Suggested use: shared discussion with a therapist.

Clients · Español

Después de la sesión y entre citas

Puede notar cambios en sus emociones, cansancio o sueños, o puede no notar nada diferente. No todas las dificultades significan que el tratamiento esté funcionando.

Aftercare · 3 min

Suggested use: shared discussion with a therapist.

Existing guides and research library →

EMDRdot educational materials are provided for general information and professional education. They are not a substitute for diagnosis, individualized treatment, clinical supervision, or emergency care. Treatment decisions should be made with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.