Need help using the EMDRIA Library? Below is an explanation of the search and filter features. Click the plus sign (+) to expand a section.
Search & Filter
Type a term and hit enter or click the magnifying glass to search.
A keyword search will search all fields of the record (title, description, author, etc.).*
Put keyword phrases in quotes. You can also search for author name in the keyword field (do not use credentials).
Example Search Terms
| Search Term | Results |
|---|---|
| Positive cognition | Anything with the words positive OR cognition. |
| “positive cognition” | Results include these exact words in this order. |
| Positive -cognition | Results include the term positive but NOT cognition. |
| Positive +cognition +affect | Results include these three terms, in any order. |
| Therap* | Wildcard search. Will return results with any terms that start with "therap" such as therapy, therapeutic, therapies, therapist, etc. |
*Note: Keyword search will only search the full text of the resource if the full text is included in this Library database. For resources hosted externally (like JEMDR, Go With That magazine, or items written by sources other than EMDRIA), full text will not be searched.
Date refers to the publication or creation date of the resource.
Use the date slider to narrow the dates of the results.
Click and drag the boxes on either end of the slider, or click on the bar. You’ll see the year range update below the slider.
Click “reset” to remove your selections and see resources from all dates.
Select a topic from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Topics" section includes mostly presenting issues EMDR therapy can help address (such as "Anxiety/Panic/Phobias"), but also includes topic area that intersect with EMDR (such as "Pregnancy/Perinatal").
Select a client population from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Client Population" section refers to groups/populations therapists practice EMDR therapy with (such as "Children" or "Military/Veterans").
Select a practice & method from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Practice & Methods" section refers to the tools, theories, methods, to help you practice EMDR therapy (such as "Case Conceptualization"). It also includes EMDR therapy settings (such as "Group" or "Telehealth").
Advanced Search
Select a content type from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Content Type" section refers to the type of resource (such as "Video" or "Blog Post").
Select an audience from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Audience" section refers to the intended audience of a resource (such as "General/Public" or "EMDR Therapists" or "Trainers").
Select a language from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Language" section refers to the language of the resource item (such as "Spanish").
Select an original source from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Original Source" section refers to the original event, publication, or source of a resource. For example, many of the OnDemand courses were originally presented as part of an EMDRIA Conference or Summit (such as "Conference 2022").
Select an access type from the drop-down menu and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that term.
The "Access Type" section refers to your ability to access a resource (such as "Open Access" or "Members Only").
Select a credit amount from these three drop-down menus and the results pane will update to show items that have been assigned that amount.
These CE Credits/Hours section refers to the number of continuing education credits or hours available from EMDRIA, NBCC, or APA (such as "1.5" or "3"). These filters only apply to educational courses.
Reset Filters Button
Use this button to clear any selections you have made using the filters or advanced search options. Think of it as a "reset" or "start over" button to restart your search.
