Tap Into It collection
Discover professionally curated content such as:
- Practice resources (toolkits, infographics, videos)
- Treatment guidelines
- Research articles (Journal of EMDR Practice and Research, and links to other publications)
Includes a mix of open access, members-only, and links to external content.
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International Trauma Questionnaire (ITQ) (International Trauma Consortium)
A self-report tool for assessing ICD-11 PTSD and Complex PTSD, along with translations and scoring guidelines.
Multidimensional Inventory of Dissociation – 60-item version (MID-60) (NovoPsych)
Clinically supported, 60-item version of the Multidimensional Inventory of Dissociation for use in assessing dissociative symptoms in adults.
History Taking Timeline (Phase 1 Toolkit)
A visual timeline for organizing client history.
Client Handout (Phase 1 Toolkit)
An introductory handout on Phase One of EMDR therapy to share with your clients.
Issue-Driven Treatment Planning Video (Phase 1 Toolkit)
This video offers guidance and an example of issue-driven treatment planning during Phase One of EMDR therapy.
Getting Started with Phase One Video (Phase 1 Toolkit)
This quick video introduction offers guidance for orienting yourself to Phase One of EMDR therapy and structuring early client sessions.
Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ) Screeners (Pfizer)
This website provides the GAD-7 and many versions of the PHQ screening tools.
Improving subjective well-being through EMDR therapy among PTSD patients in Jordan: A quasi-experimental study (Chronic Stress)
This trial examines the effectiveness of an EMDR intervention on improving the subjective well-being of patients with PTSD in Jordan.
Effectiveness of digital interventions that are available for healthcare professionals who experience psychological trauma: A systematic literature review (BJPsych Open)
Randomized controlled studies were systematically reviewed to explore the effectiveness of digital interventions which are available for healthcare professionals who experience psychological trauma including a computerized EMDR based intervention.
Response to: ‘A randomised controlled trial of eye movement desensitization and re-processing (EMDR) in forensic services and in prison’ – Letter to the editor (Medicine, Science and the Law)
A response to Every-Palmer et al. (2025) study welcoming continued dialogue for EMDR work in prison settings.
