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EMDR therapists with their licence and training checked.

  • Licence, checked in the official register.
  • EMDR training, checked against its certificate.
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2 verified therapists. Nobody pays to appear first.

2 verified therapists

Four profiles at random, changing every day. Nobody pays to appear first.

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2 therapists in Argentina, 1 accepting new patients. Tap a city to see its list.

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Burnout and work stress 2Self-esteem 2Trauma and PTSD 2Addictions 1Anxiety and panic attacks 1Borderline personality disorder 1Complex trauma 1Depression 1Dissociation 1Eating disorders 1Health anxiety 1OCD 1Phobias 1Psychosomatic and chronic pain 1

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A more mindful path

EMDR is a process, not a single session. This is how it usually goes.

  1. Balance first

    Before touching a memory, the therapist builds with you a calm place to come back to.

  2. What comes to light

    The memory is worked in short sets of bilateral stimulation, a stimulus that alternates from one side of the body to the other, and you decide when to stop.

  3. New perspectives

    At the end of each session the therapist takes you back to the calm place, and the next one starts by going over what changed.

An EMDR session lasts as long as any other, 50 to 60 minutes.

Three questions for the first call

  • When did you train in EMDR, and with whom?The date is on their profile. Asking anyway is normal.
  • What are the first sessions like, before EMDR starts?There should be a preparation stage.
  • How much is a session, and how often would we meet?Fees and frequency are agreed before you start.

How to choose a therapist

The app's control panel on a phone.

The EMDR Conmigo app

Some of the directory's therapists guide bilateral stimulation with an app you follow on your phone or your TV, at the practice or remotely.

On their profiles it looks like this:With the app

How it worksSee therapists with the EMDR app

What verified means

How it looks on a profile

  • Licence, checked in the official register.
  • EMDR training, checked against its certificate.
Documents, not opinions
For each therapist we check the current licence, in the official register, and the EMDR training.
Dated
Each check carries a date, and that date is shown on the profile.
The practice is theirs
Verifying documents is not supervising or endorsing clinical practice.

See the process

You don't need to tell your story to find a therapist. No third-party cookies or trackers, and no patient accounts. What we measure

Are you an EMDR therapist?

Add your profile to the directory. We check your licence and your EMDR training before it goes live.

Membership costs 15,000 ARS a month. On the Directory + EMDR app plan, you guide bilateral stimulation from your phone or your computer.

Join as a practitionerSee For practitioners
  • Speed, from 0.1 to 2.0 HzEven in the middle of a set, from your phone or your computer.
  • One document, no ID cardYou upload your EMDR certificate. Your licence is checked by its number.
  • No commissionOne hundred per cent of what the patient pays goes to the therapist.