EMDR Research & Researcher Online Database

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EMDRIA introduces its online database of researchers, academics, and research projects related to EMDR! This is a new, improved version of EMDRIA's print version, the Directory of EMDR Researchers and Academics.

This database will facilitate:

• Networking among researchers doing similar work
• Sharing of conference papers
• Linking with a colleague who has specific research skills
• Tracking current and past EMDR-related research projects
• Helping prospective graduate students identify academic institutions where they can work with faculty who are involved in EMDR research

Consistent with EMDRIA's goal to promote an open scientific community, the database is available to anyone who has conducted, is currently conducting, or is interested in conducting EMDR-related research, whether or not they are members of EMDRIA (although by joining EMDRIA, you're helping to make this database, and other projects to support EMDR researchers, possible).

Please register yourself and your research in the database!

We are still developing the search functions of the database and fine tuning the entire database. If you have feedback on any aspect of the Research Area, send it to Lisa Jones at ljones@emdria.org