Haptic, breath-linked delivery that optimises in-session regulation and pacing — so more face-to-face time goes to processing.
The Bottleneck
In EMDR practice, the critical bottleneck is often inside the room: stabilising activation, restoring orientation, and calibrating pacing so processing can proceed effectively.
Standard bilateral stimulation devices deliver alternating pulses — but they typically do not guide respiration, do not actively support parasympathetic engagement, and offer limited support for structured pacing adjustments under rising arousal. Valuable face-to-face time is consumed by regulation efforts that compete with processing.
Current Landscape
Practitioners compensate through verbal coaching, manual pacing adjustments, grounding strategies, or additional techniques to manage activation. These are clinically sound — but they increase practitioner load and depend on the client's cognitive availability under stress.
The protocol is robust. The delivery environment is not always optimised.
The Approach
Aid-One augments daily EMDR practice by optimising in-session regulation and pacing. A single device that integrates what bilateral stimulation alone cannot provide.
In-Session Advantages
An immediate somatic anchor that accelerates the transition from orientation to processing.
Haptic pacing linked to respiration, actively supporting parasympathetic activation during processing.
Micro-calibrated pacing adjustments for more precise control within the therapeutic window.
Less regulation coaching, freeing practitioner attention for what matters most: therapeutic processing.
Two connected devices — one for the practitioner, one for the client. Select and trigger haptic patterns in real time, keeping full clinical control throughout the session.
The Result
Aid-One does not replace EMDR. It refines delivery — so the session becomes less effortful and more protocol-clean. More time for processing. Less time managing activation.
What We Ask For
Aid-One is intended for certified EMDR practitioners. We ask for protocol-aligned use with clear indication, dosage, and boundaries.
Aid-One is a clinical tool that supports professional judgement. It does not automate it.
Discuss how Aid-One integrates into your existing EMDR workflow — two connected devices, practitioner-triggered haptic patterns, and protocol-aligned in-session delivery.
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