EMDR session notes. Structured and fast.
Speak a brief summary after each EMDR session. NoteSono's dedicated EMDR format captures the target memory, SUD and VOC ratings, negative and positive cognitions, processing sets, body scan and plan.
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The EMDR format has a section for each part of the protocol you report: target memory, SUD (Subjective Units of Distress), negative and positive cognitions, VOC (Validity of Cognition), eye movement or processing sets, body scan, and the plan and next target. Where processing was non-linear, you can use the Narrative format instead and switch on any note.
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Common questions
What note format should I use for EMDR sessions?
NoteSono has a dedicated EMDR format with sections for the target memory, SUD rating, negative and positive cognitions, VOC rating, processing sets, body scan, and the plan and next target. If you prefer, Narrative or SOAP also work, and you can switch format on any note. The EMDR format comes with Essentials and Pro.
How do I document SUD and VOC scores in my EMDR notes?
When speaking your post-session summary, simply mention the scores naturally: "SUD started at 7, dropped to 2 by end of session. VOC for positive cognition rose from 3 to 6." NoteSono includes these measurements in your structured note automatically.