What is an EMDR Progress Note?
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a therapy that can help people process traumatic memories. It involves the patient focusing on certain external stimuli, like eye movements, while they revisit past traumatic experiences. This helps them gain insight into how to work through those experiences.
Mental health professionals use an to track their clients' progress during therapy. Clinicians must document session details to provide the best care and follow-up treatment recommendations.
The progress note comprehensively records each therapy session, documenting the client's emotional responses, distress levels, and significant shifts in thoughts or feelings. It includes the client's current symptoms, specific targets for EMDR processing, interventions used, and the client's response. It also shows the client's progress over time and identifies areas that need further exploration or treatment.










