PHASE 1
History and planning
Target memories, case formulation, arc, and treatment plan goals.
EMDR software for therapists
EMDR does not stop when the session ends
Rewire Clinical gives trained therapists a focused eight phase workspace, visual and audio bilateral stimulation, arc and SUDS tracking, telehealth support, and a client app for the work you deliberately assign between appointments.
Built for clinical use across EMDR, DBT, somatic, and trauma care.
-6.8
average SUDS drop per session
83%
clients practice between sessions
3.2x
faster progress versus standard care
12
sessions per arc to adaptive resolution
47 min
saved weekly on documentation
The week between visits
You decide what continues outside the room
A client may need resourcing, a familiar grounding exercise, or structured practice connected to work already underway. You assign the arc and control access. Rewire records sets, SUDS, check ins, and client shared reflections, then prepares the relevant context before the next appointment.
- Assign an existing arc from the clinician workspace
- Set visual speed, audio, duration, and client access
- Capture SUDS before and after completed sets
- Review activity in the next pre session brief
Eight phase protocol
A clinical workspace that keeps the protocol legible
Each phase has a place. Prior information carries forward, current set data stays quick to enter, and closure is documented without rebuilding the story every visit.
PHASE 2
Preparation
Safe place, container, resourcing, and client readiness.
PHASE 3
Assessment
Image, NC, PC, VoC, emotion, body sensation, and SUDS.
PHASE 4
Desensitization
Bilateral sets, SUDS, associations, and feeder material.
PHASE 5
Installation
Positive cognition and VoC progress tied to the target.
PHASE 6
Body scan
Residual disturbance and somatic observations.
PHASE 7
Closure
Containment, stabilization, instructions, and current state.
PHASE 8
Reevaluation
Current SUDS, recent practice, and target status at return.
Client app
Assigned practice, with clinical boundaries intact
The client opens a workspace you configured, not an endless library. They see the current assignment, complete sets or grounding work, record SUDS, and decide which journal entries to share. You can pause access at any time.
- Visual target and alternating audio
- Grounding, breath, and resourcing tools
- Private or therapist shared journaling
- Mood and SUDS check ins
During the appointment
Keep your attention on the client, not the form
The phase map stays visible without taking over the screen. Record SUDS before and after a set, add associations or feeder material when needed, and move between phases without losing the target. When the visit closes, the structured session record already has the sets, scores, phases, and trend.
More than one modality
Trauma care rarely fits in a single tool
Alongside EMDR, clinicians can assign DBT skills, somatic and grounding exercises, narrative prompts, mood check ins, and addiction recovery tools such as craving support and urge surfing. Each client sees only what you enable. Their work returns to the same chart and outcome view.
From EMDR practitioners
The difference shows up at the start of session
“My clients used to come in and I would ask how the week went. Now I already know. Their SUD from Tuesday night and the journal they shared Thursday morning are there. We go straight into the work.”
“The arc tracking is what I did not know I needed. I can show clients the SUDS trend. They can see the work is working, and that keeps them engaged when treatment gets hard.”
“A client who used to cancel when things got hard now opens the app instead. She says it helps her feel that she has a next step. The work continues even when I am not there.”
“Telehealth feels much less improvised. The client has the bilateral display on her own device, while I retain the clinical frame and document each set in the same workspace.”
Connected platform
EMDR tools without a second clinical record
Bilateral stimulation
Visual and audio options for in person, telehealth, and therapist assigned between session use.
SUDS and VoC
Quick set logging, arc trends, reevaluation context, and structured note data.
Full practice workflow
Scheduling, notes, plans, portal, outcomes, and insurance RCM remain in the same behavioral health system.
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Explore connected therapy workflows
Take a closer look at remote BLS, assigned exercises, and between session outcomes.
Plain language summary
A quotable summary of Rewire EMDR software
Rewire Clinical is EMDR software for trained therapists that combines an eight phase clinical workspace, visual and audio bilateral stimulation, SUDS and VoC tracking, client arcs, telehealth support, between session assignments, and connected progress notes. Therapists control what each client can access and review completed activity before the next session.
Questions
EMDR software questions
Therapists can assign structured bilateral stimulation practice that supports work already established in treatment. The clinician controls client access and can disable an arc at any time.
Yes. Rewire supports a trained clinician's protocol and does not replace EMDR education, supervision, or clinical judgment.
Yes. The bilateral stimulation experience runs on the client's device during telehealth, with speed and session settings managed by the therapist.
SUDS can be recorded before and after sets in session and during assigned client practice. Trends appear in the arc and pre session brief.
Rewire also supports DBT skills, somatic and grounding work, narrative tools, journaling, mood check ins, and addiction recovery exercises.