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If you are struggling to move forward from trauma, or you provide care for someone who is suffering from PTSD, EMDR can be a source of hope and healing.

Often referred to as the “gold standard” for trauma therapy, EMDR is a fast-acting, accessible therapy option that can work for people of all ages, languages, cultural backgrounds, and needs.

For nearly 30 years, EMDR Canada has been a compassionate, reliable source of information, support, and guidance on this promising therapy option. We help therapists, clients, and third parties in Canada navigate the research, increase awareness, and access EMDR throughout the country.

Whether you are considering EMDR for the first time or you are a longtime practitioner (or something in-between!), we are here to help you move forward with confidence.

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If you are involved in the practice of EMDR in Canada in any way, we are here to help you move forward with confidence

We’re here for EMDR therapists

Strengthen your practice and get connected with our resources, training opportunities, networking groups, conference, and more.  Plus, join us as a member and you’ll automatically get an EMDRIA membership, unlocking even more opportunities to shape the future of EMDR.

 

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We’re here for EMDR clients

EMDR is weird, but it works!

Get answers to your questions and connect with a therapist who meets your needs through the EMDR Canada website. We are here to help every step of the way.

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We’re here for Canadian institutions, researchers, and policy-makers

As EMDR advocates, we support third parties in their efforts to research, understand, and increase access to EMDR in Canada.

If you have a project that involves EMDR, we would love to hear all about it!

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EMDR News and Resources

Before you Begin: Six Essential Conversations to Have Before Starting EMDR (and Downloadable Readiness Checklist)

Before you Begin: Six Essential Conversations to Have Before Starting EMDR (and Downloadable Readiness Checklist)

It's no secret that EMDR therapy, while often hlghly effective, can be an intense experience. Preparation can make a big difference in successful outcomes for EMDR clients—that's why EMDR therapists go through three phases (History & Treatment Planning, ......read more
Can EMDR Help with Complex Trauma?

Can EMDR Help with Complex Trauma?

EMDR therapy is a well-researched treatment that has had highly successful outcomes for many people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and several other mental health conditions. But can EMDR also help people with complex post-traumatic stress disorder ......read more
EMDR and Acquired Brain Injury: Interview with Neuropsychologist Colette Smart

EMDR and Acquired Brain Injury: Interview with Neuropsychologist Colette Smart

Clinical neuropsychologist Dr. Colette Smart, an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, has been working with people with cognitive impairments for twenty years. Her emerging research into EMDR’s efficacy for people ......read more
Revolutionizing EMDR Therapy: An Interview with David Archer MSW, MFT

Revolutionizing EMDR Therapy: An Interview with David Archer MSW, MFT

“Raising our racial consciousness allows people of all cultural backgrounds to be more fully equipped to stop the trauma of racism. Let us have courage, be open-minded, and move toward a better future.” These are among the opening words in David Archer’s book, ......read more
Beyond PTSD: Studies show EMDR can treat these conditions

Beyond PTSD: Studies show EMDR can treat these conditions

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Can I do EMDR without eye movement?

Can I do EMDR without eye movement?

Despite the name “Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing” therapy, eye movement is not a necessary part of EMDR. Tactile and auditory stimulation are also well-researched and proven options, making EMDR therapy more accessible to people with varying needs, ......read more
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