This page includes only profiles declaring a professional psychology qualification and specific EMDR training. The two layers are checked separately: being a psychologist does not by itself mean being trained or accredited in EMDR.
Compare EMDR psychologists →“Psychologist” describes a profession and qualification. To provide healthcare in Spain, the applicable eligibility and professional registration should be checked. “EMDR therapist” describes method training and does not replace that underlying professional status.
Each profile should therefore separate profession, registration number or jurisdiction, EMDR training and accreditation. One label alone does not establish all four.
Ask for the exact qualification, registration, EMDR training provider and level, supervision and experience with situations like yours. Also check language, format, fees, privacy and the safety plan.
EMDR Europe distinguishes standard training from Practitioner accreditation. EMDR Match does not award that accreditation: it records the level that can be checked and displays its own directory verification separately.
The EMDR Match badge describes defined documentary checks; it does not replace a health register or official EMDR accreditation.
Health psychologist · EMDR therapist
Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona · In person · Online
View profile and checks →The directory combines country, city, language, area, client group and format without turning a match into a clinical promise.
No. Psychology is the underlying profession; EMDR requires additional specific training. Check the provider, completed level and any current accreditation.
Not necessarily. Directory verification checks identity, professional eligibility, EMDR training and contact. Official accreditation must be identified by its exact name and awarding body.
Ask for the applicable registration and healthcare eligibility, then check the relevant professional college or official register. A profile helps organise the evidence but is not the official register.
Accreditation is useful information, but relevant experience, assessment quality, language, format, availability and therapeutic fit also matter.