EMDR Videos For Kids

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Whether you’re a therapist, a parent, or a kid with big feelings, these videos are here to guide, calm, and support. Want more? Visit or subscribe to our YouTube channel for fresh tools and friendly faces.

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Understanding EMDR Therapy for Children: A Trauma-Informed Guide

A training in partnership with CalTrin to provide a general overview of how EMDR therapy can be adapted for Kids.

 

Be a Starfish with Eyesic and Eyela

Stretch, breathe, and relax like a starfish with Eyesac and Eyela in this gentle EMDR-inspired activity.

Feeling Brave with Eyesic and Eyela

Join Eyesac and Eyela as they help you explore what it means to feel brave—especially when big feelings show up.

Scary Fiery Times: Helping Kids Through Wildfires

This video offers comfort and calming support for kids during scary times, reminding them they’re not alone.

Breathing Burger with Brainy

Join Brainy in this delightful video where breathing techniques are taught through a fun burger-building activity. Each layer represents a step in calming breaths, making relaxation both tasty and entertaining for kids.

Yoga with Brainy Video

Follow along with Brainy in this engaging yoga session tailored for kids. The movements are designed to promote relaxation and body awareness, complementing EMDR practices.

Playground Breaths

This video introduces a playful 4-2-6 breathing exercise, using the imagery of a playground to guide children through calming techniques. It's a fun way to help kids manage big feelings and find their inner calm.

Golpecitos de Gorila

¡Acompaña a nuestro amigo Gorila en este divertido ejercicio que ayuda a liberar emociones grandes!

Cambio de Respiración (Un ejercicio de respiración EMDR para niños)

Este ejercicio guía a los niños a notar su respiración en diferentes momentos, ayudando a calmar su cuerpo y mente.

Butterfly Hug

Discover the Butterfly Hug, a self-soothing technique that uses gentle tapping to help children feel safe and grounded. It's used in EMDR to manage overwhelming emotions.

Container Exercise

Teach kids how to visualize a special container to hold upsetting thoughts or memories. This technique empowers them to set aside distressing feelings until they're ready to process them.

EMDR Workbook for Kids + Bilateralstimulation.io

Pair the EMDR Workbook for Kids with bilateralstimulation.io to bring EMDR activities to life in a fun, interactive way.

Gorilla Taps

Follow along with Gorilla Taps—a movement-based exercise to help kids release energy and feel grounded.

Light Stream

This calming visualization guides children to imagine a gentle light washing away worries, promoting relaxation and emotional clarity during EMDR sessions.

What is EMDR? (A Child Friendly Explanation Video)

Join Eyesac and Eyela as they introduce EMDR in a fun, kid-friendly way. This video helps children understand how EMDR therapy can assist them in processing big feelings and memories.

Breathing Shift (A Child-Friendly EMDR Breathing Exercise)

Learn a simple breathing technique to help kids find calm and focus. This exercise supports emotional regulation and is a helpful tool in EMDR therapy.

Safe, Calm Place (A Child- Friendly Visualization Exercise)

This guided visualization helps kids imagine a safe, peaceful place they can return to anytime.

Happy Place (A Child-Friendly EMDR Visualization Exercise)

Kids use their five senses to picture a joyful place where they feel safe, happy, and calm.

Disclaimer: These videos are for educational and informational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional therapy, diagnosis, or treatment. If you or your child are struggling with mental health or need additional support, we encourage you to reach out to a licensed mental health professional. If you are in crisis, please seek immediate help from a trusted professional or emergency services in your area.