Pure EMDR

About Pure EMDR

Built so EMDR comes to your call, not the other way around

I'm Jeff, the founder of Pure EMDR. Here's why I built it.

My observation

The idea for Pure EMDR came from my own EMDR telehealth sessions. It confused me that my therapist was using her hand to conduct bilateral stimulation. I asked her, "isn't there an online tool that can do this for you?" Turns out there are plenty of tools, but most make their dedicated EMDR platform the focal point of your session. Furthermore, I learned that some practitioners find and screen-share YouTube videos to accomplish keeping EMDR within their chosen telehealth platform. That gap inspired Pure EMDR.

3 non-negotiables

I have a background in both product engineering and data privacy at some of the biggest and most meticulous companies in the world. In order for Pure EMDR to be the improvement I sought, I isolated 3 axioms to ensure the tool's design solves the pain points I've seen with existing technologies:

  1. The practitioner will never have to navigate away from their call
  2. The practitioner will maintain full control over EMDR
  3. Pure EMDR will remain private by design

A free tier

Mental health is a passion of mine, and I want to make a contribution to that world. Because of this, Pure EMDR will always have a free tier. Paying for premium will offer nice quality of life improvements to practitioners who use the tool regularly, and will also support maintenance and future development of the tool.

A tool for professionals

Pure EMDR is not a replacement for clinical expertise. It is a focused screen-sharing tool designed to remove unnecessary setup so clinicians can spend less time managing technology and more time being present with their clients.

Connect with the founder

You can learn more about my professional background on LinkedIn.

Questions, feedback, support? Email jeff@pureemdr.com.

Support Pure EMDR for free by leaving a review for the Chrome and Edge extensions.

Pure EMDR is intended to support clinician-controlled telehealth workflows. Clinical use remains the responsibility of the treating professional.