Global Child EMDR Alliance

Produces a range of mental health tools including "Child Helpers - Helpful Exercises," "Help for Parents," "The Teen Mandala Book," "The Corona Times," and "Interview with an Astronaut" to support emotional well-being in children and adolescents affected by global crises. These resources are distributed globally and tailored to different age groups and crisis contexts.

Creates and disseminates multilingual mental health resources, including storybooks, guides, and exercises, for children, adolescents, parents, and clinicians to help them cope with global crises such as war, disasters, pandemics, and adverse childhood experiences. These resources facilitate dialogue, co-regulation, connection, and emotional well-being.

Creates and disseminates multilingual mental health resources, including storybooks, guides, and exercises, to help children, adolescents, and parents cope with trauma and stress from global crises such as war, disasters, and pandemics. These resources facilitate dialogue, co-regulation, connection, and emotional well-being.

Creates and shares a variety of mental health resources, including storybooks, guides, and exercises, in multiple languages to help children, adolescents, and parents cope with global crises such as war, disasters, and pandemics. These resources aim to facilitate dialogue, co-regulation, connection, and emotional well-being.

Creates and distributes multilingual storybooks such as "Birdie and the Virus," "Birdie and the Flood," "Birdie and the Fire," and "Birdie and the Earthquake" to help preschoolers and primary school children process trauma related to pandemics, natural disasters, and war. These resources are published in multiple languages, including English, French, Swahili, Turkish, Kurdish, and others, and are designed to support emotional regulation and resilience.

Collects, creates, and shares free mental health resources—including webinars, storybooks, songs, and guidelines—for children, adolescents, parents, and EMDR clinicians worldwide during global crises such as pandemics, disasters, and war. These have been distributed to over 30 countries with support from member translators.

Develops and publishes resources titled "Talking to children about war" and similar materials in at least seven languages (including Ukrainian, Russian, German, Japanese, Hungarian, Polish, and others) to guide caregivers and promote resilience when discussing war-related stress with children.

Develops and publishes books designed to facilitate dialogue between children under 10 and their parents in war-affected regions, offering tools for co-regulation, connection, and hope. These resources are used globally and have been referenced across multiple publications with consistent content focus.

Publishes books and resources, such as "As things are changing again" and "Talking to children about war," to facilitate dialogue and guide conversations about war and other traumatic events, fostering resilience in children and families.

Publishes books and resources, such as "As things are changing again" and "Talking to children about war," to facilitate dialogue between children and parents in war situations and guide conversations to foster resilience in children, often in multiple languages.

Publishes books and resources, such as "As things are changing again" and "Talking to children about war," to facilitate dialogue and provide guidance for parents and children in war-affected areas, drawing on research to promote co-regulation, connection, and resilience.

Organizes and hosts international congresses for EMDR clinicians, such as the first Global Child EMDR Congress, to facilitate knowledge sharing and professional development among nearly 700 participants worldwide.

Organizes and hosts international congresses for EMDR clinicians, such as the first Global Child EMDR Congress which saw participation from nearly 700 clinicians worldwide.

Organizes and hosts international congresses for EMDR clinicians, such as the first Global Child EMDR Congress which saw participation from nearly 700 clinicians worldwide.

Organizes large-scale international gatherings such as the first Global Child EMDR Congress, which brought together nearly 700 EMDR clinicians from around the world to advance clinical knowledge and practice in child trauma treatment.