Clinical Disclaimer

Clinical Disclaimer and Professional Responsibility

Last updated: October 6, 2026. EMDRSuite is a software tool for therapists. It does not replace clinical judgment, training, licensure, patient consent, or emergency planning.

Not medical advice

EMDRSuite provides software features. It does not provide medical, psychological, diagnostic, legal, or emergency advice.

Qualified use

The platform should be used only by qualified professionals who are trained to deliver EMDR or related clinical services within their scope of practice.

Patient suitability

Therapists are responsible for assessing whether remote EMDR, bilateral stimulation, audio, video, and session structure are appropriate for each patient.

Informed consent

Therapists should obtain informed consent for remote care, technology risks, confidentiality limits, emergency plans, and the use of digital tools.

Emergency protocols

Therapists should know the patient's location, emergency contacts, local crisis resources, and backup communication plan before remote sessions.

Clinical records

Therapists remain responsible for clinical documentation, retention, access, correction, and legal recordkeeping obligations.

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