FREE EMDR RESOURCES FOR THERAPISTS
Practical tools to support case conceptualization, preparation, stabilization and trauma-sensitive EMDR practice.
For EMDR-trained therapists looking for thoughtful, clinically useful resources they can bring into their work.
EMDR gets more complex in real clinical practice.
Basic Training gives us the framework. Then we sit with clients whose histories, nervous systems, dissociation, attachment experiences and memory networks do not always fit neatly into a protocol.
I created these resources to help therapists think more clearly about preparation, case conceptualization and the clinical decisions that arise throughout EMDR Therapy.
They reflect the way I approach EMDR consultation: maintaining fidelity to the model while adapting thoughtfully to the person in front of us.
“Recovery is based upon the empowerment of the survivor and the creation of new connections. It can take place only in the context of a relationship. The survivor must be the author and arbiter of her own recovery.”
Judith Herman (Trauma & Recovery, 1992)
Complex trauma can invite us to pay particular attention to agency, choice and the therapeutic relationship.
My work integrates principles such as:
invitational language • choice-making • shared power • interoceptive awareness • non-coercion
These principles inform both my clinical work and the way I teach and consult around EMDR Therapy.
A trauma-sensitive approach to EMDR
Free EMDR Clinical Tools
Calm Place/State
Container
Client AIP
Client Treatment Plan
Free EMDR Clinical Tools
Free
Download a small collection of practical EMDR resources for case conceptualization, preparation and trauma-sensitive clinical work. Includes Calm Place/State, Container, Client AIP and Client Treatment Plan tools.
✓ Supports EMDR preparation and stabilization
✓ Helps organize AIP case conceptualization
✓ Supports thoughtful treatment planning
✓ Uses trauma-sensitive, choice-oriented language
What other EMDR Therapists have said…