EMDR FAQs

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is an evidence-based approach designed to help people process and recover from traumatic experiences and distressing memories. Developed by Dr. Francine Shapiro, EMDR uses structured protocols and bilateral stimulation, such as eye movements, tapping, or sounds, to help the brain reprocess experiences that may feel “stuck.” 

EMDR is widely used to treat trauma and PTSD, and is also applied in the treatment of anxiety, depression, attachment injuries, grief, and other emotional difficulties.

Explore more about the application of EMDR in these Q&As-  Using EMDR to Treat Attachment Injuries, and EMDR for Children and Teens.

Our EMDR course are advanced level courses suitable for EMDR trained therapists.

Participants must have completed basic EMDR training by an accredited training provider and be able to provide a certificate for proof of EMDR basic training completion.

We recommend EMDR basic training through the EMDR Institute of Francine Shapiro. Here is the link for details on their EMDR basic training courses - https://www.emdr.com/.

Our EMDR courses are advanced and suitable for EMDR trained therapists who have completed basic EMDR training with an accredited provider. Our courses are designed to build yours skills in areas including working with kids and teens, first responders and in treatment of attachment injuries, grief and loss, and trauma.

We recommend completing EMDR basic training through Francine Shapiro's EMDR Institute https://www.emdr.com before taking one of our advanced courses.

We recommend EMDR basic training through the EMDR Institute Inc. founded by Francine Shapiro. Here is the link to their EMDR basic training for further information https://www.emdr.com/

Yes.

Psychwire Australia Pty Ltd is an EC Provider and eligibility for EMDRIA Credits is restricted to those who have completed an EMDRIA-Approved Basic EMDR Training course.