This online course reviews concepts and skills included in EMDR Basic Training consistent with the guidelines of the EMDR International Association. The training explains the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model, which is the theoretical foundation of EMDR therapy, with emphasis on what comprises maladaptive and adaptive information. The components and primary goals for each of the 8 Phases of Standard Protocol are explained, incorporating the 3 Prongs of past memories, present triggers, and templates for potential future triggers. Attention to a client’s identity, race, and culture are taught as essential components of all Phases and Prongs of EMDR therapy. Strategic methods for history gathering and preparation are presented as means of assessing a client’s readiness for trauma memory reprocessing and guarding against risks associated with EMDR therapy. Worksheets are provided for decoding the connections between a client’s symptoms, triggers, and trauma memory networks, as well as for creating comprehensive target sequence plans based on these connections. Standard EMDR Protocol for activating and reprocessing trauma memories with Bilateral Dual Attention Stimulation (BLS/DAS) is described and modeled. Concepts throughout the training are explained via lecture accompanied by detailed slides, which include extensive use of graphics to illustrate key points. Integration of interventions into clinical practice is supported by worksheets, checklists, rubrics, and video demonstrations. The course is focused on adult clients.