ActiveEMDR provides a free web-based application for trained EMDR therapists to offer Bilateral / Dual Attention Stimulation in person or via telehealth. Also known as virtual or remote EMDR. Tools are free and available to any and all trained EMDR therapists and their clients. Simpler tool than commercial alternatives, designed for clinicians who want reliable BLS without subscription overhead.
Trauma-Informed ToolsVerified June 2026
ActiveEMDR
Free web-based bilateral stimulation for trained EMDR therapists
About ActiveEMDR
What ActiveEMDR does
The features that actually matter for therapy practice.
Free web-based BLS
In-person and telehealth use
Bilateral / Dual Attention Stimulation
For trained EMDR therapists
No subscription required
Honest assessment
What works and what does not, based on hands-on testing.
What works well
- Completely free
- Simple, focused tool
- Works in person and remote
Where it falls short
- Minimal features compared to EMDR Tappers or Easy EMDR
- No tactile BLS
- No session tracking
FAQ
Common questions about ActiveEMDR
- What is ActiveEMDR best for?
- Free web-based bilateral stimulation for trained EMDR therapists
Alternatives
Other tools in Trauma-Informed Tools
bilateralstimulation.io
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FreeUnverified
Easy EMDR
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Insight Timer (Pro)
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From $10/moFree tier available
UnverifiedUnyte (Safe and Sound Protocol)
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PaidUnverified
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