EMDR Therapy Goes Hi Tech with EMDR Light Bar and Virtual Versions

The credit for developing EMDR goes to Dr. Francine Shapiro in the late 1980s which is now utilized by hundreds of thousands of clinicians around the world to help treat PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), anxiety, and other mental health issues.

People who experience trauma often experience symptoms such as intense dreams (and nightmares), flashbacks, anxiety-induced isolation, and having difficulty getting back to their preferred life.

EMDR Remote developed a training program so that qualified clinicians can train other clinicians in EMDR. EMDR Remote’s philosophy is that everyone who is qualified to provide EMDR to clients should be able to be trained in EMDR, regardless of where they live in the world.

EMDR Remote’s first challenge was creating an online EMDR lightbar so that clinicians who are trained in EMDR could help their clients through online EMDR therapy. Once they succeeded in this creation and provided a tool for any therapist anywhere in the world to help their clients through EMDR, they wanted to take it a step further.

From there, they created an EMDR training program for clinicians to use to train other clinicians in EMDR. So it is kind of like having all the teaching tools you need online EMDR light bar, BLS audio and visual toolbar, and more) on a zoom training session.

If you are interested in training others in EMDR and you have the credentials to do that, then check out EMDRremote.com. EMDR Remote has a virtual lightbar embedded in a training platform so that you can train small groups or enormous groups at one time, all with having the EMDR light bar and BLS audio on hand to help them learn.

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