EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) is an evidence-based therapy that helps people process and recover from trauma and distressing life experiences.
EMDR therapy may be provided by qualified mental health professionals who are eligible to practise within their profession.
Practitioners listed on the EMDRAA website are members of the EMDR Association of Australia and are required to:
Some practitioners also hold the specific title of Accredited EMDR Practitioner, which indicates they have met additional EMDR-specific training, supervision, and competency requirements. Accreditation status is identified on individual practitioner profiles.
Use our online Find a Therapist directory to search by location, specialty, or availability. All listed therapists are EMDRAA members.
Medicare rebates are not available for EMDR specifically, but you may be eligible if your practitioner is a registered psychologist, social worker, or other provider under a mental health care plan. Some private health insurers also provide rebates.
Yes, if EMDR therapy supports your plan goals and is considered reasonable and necessary. Working with an EMDRAA-accredited practitioner ensures safe and effective delivery.
Speak with your NDIS planner, support coordinator, or your therapist to check whether EMDR can be included in your funding.
