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EMDR online

EMDR therapy, from home

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing is a recognised therapy for trauma. Our EMDR therapists run bilateral stimulation directly on your screen — no extra equipment needed.

Find an EMDR therapist

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) is a recognised therapy for trauma and PTSD. It uses bilateral stimulation — such as following a moving dot with your eyes — while you briefly hold a difficult memory in mind, helping your brain process it so it feels less overwhelming.

On WebcamTherapy, EMDR therapists can run bilateral stimulation directly on your screen during the session.

Who online therapy can help

Online therapy is especially useful if getting to an appointment is hard: if you live rurally, have a health condition or mobility needs, find it difficult to leave home because of anxiety, or work shifts or care for someone. All you need is a private space and a phone, tablet or computer with a camera.

How sessions work

Choose a therapist, pick a time that suits you, and pay securely in advance. At your session time, join from your account in your web browser — there is nothing to install. Sessions are one-to-one, private and never recorded.

Every therapist is registered

Every therapist on WebcamTherapy is registered with the BACP, NCPS or UKCP. We check each registration by hand against the public register before a profile goes live, and re-check regularly.

Bilateral stimulation on screen

Your therapist starts, pauses and adjusts the speed of a calm moving dot that you follow with your eyes.

Trained practitioners

EMDR therapists list their EMDR training on their profile, alongside their BACP, NCPS or UKCP registration.

Private and never recorded

Sessions go directly between you and your therapist, encrypted in transit.

EMDR therapists available online

No EMDR therapists have availability right now. Please check back soon.

EMDR questions

Yes. EMDR therapists widely deliver sessions online. On WebcamTherapy your therapist controls a moving dot on your screen for the bilateral stimulation part of the session.

A laptop, desktop or tablet works best because the moving dot needs a reasonably wide screen. Use a private room where you will not be interrupted.

EMDR is recommended for post-traumatic stress. Your therapist will talk through your history and readiness before starting any processing work, and will help you build coping skills first.