EMDR Association of Australia

Working to progress the standing of EMDR therapy
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What is EMDR?

Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a powerful psychological treatment that has been used effectively for over 30 years in a variety of international settings and cultures with many different types of psychological distress.
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Advancing EMDR Therapy in Australia

The EMDR Association of Australia (EMDRAA) is the professional body supporting EMDR practitioners, researchers, and the wider community. We set and uphold clinical standards, provide accreditation pathways, and promote best practice in EMDR therapy.

Recognised internationally as an effective treatment by organisations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), EMDR has helped millions of people worldwide overcome the impacts of trauma and psychological distress.

In Australia, EMDRAA works to ensure safe, high-quality practice by connecting the public with accredited therapists, supporting clinicians with training and professional development, and advancing research into EMDR therapy. 
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How the EMDR Association of Australia helps

Working to progress the standing of EMDR therapy

Fostering communities

Fostering the EMDR community domestically & abroad

Supporting members

Supporting EMDR therapists & our EMDRAA members

Developing therapists

Professional development opportunities for therapists

Advancing research

EMDRAA research grants help advance the EMDR field
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EMDRAA Conference 2026

Missed the Conference? Catch Up with Playback Access

Access the 2026 Conference on demand and explore the sessions and insights from Transforming Trauma: 35 Years of Practice, Science and Impact at a time that suits you.

Playback Access includes:

  • On-demand recordings from the conference program (1 - 2 May 2026)
  • Digital poster presentations
  • Sponsor and exhibitor resources

Playback registrations are available for purchase until 31 January 2027.

All recordings and conference resources will remain available to registered participants until 30 April 2027.

Head to the conference website for program information, to register and start watching:

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Our Commitment to Safety and Inclusion

The EMDR Association of Australia (EMDRAA) is committed to fostering inclusive, safe, and supportive spaces for all individuals.

We respect and welcome people of all identities regardless of their chosen gender, culture, disability, neurodivergence, religion, qualifications, training, and lived experience.

We value the voices of First Nations peoples, whose cultural heritage is vital to shaping inclusive and culturally safe practices.

EMDRAA strives to ensure that our events accommodate diverse needs and promote professionalism, respect, and understanding.

Being a member of EMDRAA demonstrates you are committed to upholding these values and supporting member diversity and well-being.

Upcoming events

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July Webinar – EMDR therapy in patients with a personality disorder

  • Thursday 23 Jul 2026
  • 7.00 pm – 8.00 pm (AEST)
  • Online
Registration This is an EMDRAA Members only event. Members can register via the following link: REGISTER HERE Overview Personality disorders are frequ...
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The EMDR Association of Australia (EMDRAA) is committed to fostering inclusive, safe, and supportive spaces for all individuals. We respect and welcome people of all identities regardless of their chosen gender, cultural identity, abilities, neurodivergence, religion and lived experience; we value the voices of First Nations peoples, whose cultural heritage is vital to shaping inclusive and culturally safe practices.
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