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emdr Research Foundation
The Future of EMDR Depends on the Research We Support Today
As EMDR clinicians, we see the impact of this work every day. For those who have experienced EMDR, or supported someone who has, that impact is just as real. Research is what ensures this work continues to grow, gain recognition, and reach the people who need it most. New to EMDR?
Our Mission
The EMDR Research Foundation promotes health and growth of human beings through the support of quality research, evidence-based practice, and compassionate, well-informed clinicians.
Our Vision
The EMDR Research Foundation envisions a world where people are transformed to wellness and vibrancy by effective, compassionate mental health treatment that is driven by quality research.
Research Award Recipients
2024 Recipient
Sarah Hubbell
DNP, RN, PMHNP-BC, NP-C
University of North Carolina Wilmington School of Nursing
$25,000 Award
Title: Implementing Group Traumatic Event Protocol (G-TEP) with registered nurses in hospital setting to investigate burnout, PTSD, Depression, moral injury and enhance resilience
Purpose: Evaluate the effect of (G-TEP) in reducing burnout, etc. Assess effectiveness in reducing moral injury.
EMDR therapy enables individuals to heal from the symptoms and emotional distress resulting from disturbing life experiences. It helps them process the traumatic memories, leading to resolution and alleviation of symptoms.
Dr. Francine Shapiro, EMDR Founder
