NeuroTek has been a leading maker of EMDR equipment since 1991, offering adjustable light bars for visual bilateral stimulation, tactile pulsers, and auditory tac/audio kits, plus an online EMDR platform for remote sessions. A trusted hardware (and increasingly software) source for EMDR and trauma clinicians. Devices/platform (confirm any data/BAA details for the online tool).
Trauma-Informed ToolsVerified June 2026
NeuroTek
EMDR equipment and bilateral-stimulation tools for therapists.
About NeuroTek
What NeuroTek does
The features that actually matter for therapy practice.
Adjustable EMDR light bars
Tactile pulsers
Audio/tactile bilateral kits
Online EMDR session platform
Hands-free visual stimulation
Honest assessment
What works and what does not, based on hands-on testing.
What works well
- Long-trusted EMDR equipment
- Multiple stimulation modes
- Online remote-EMDR option
- Adjustable, hands-free tools
Where it falls short
- Hardware cost
- Primarily devices
- Confirm data/BAA for online tool
- EMDR-specific use
FAQ
Common questions about NeuroTek
- What is NeuroTek best for?
- EMDR equipment and bilateral-stimulation tools for therapists.
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