When It Is Used
Use it after prior EMDR target processing when the practitioner needs to check how the target is holding up before continuing, revisiting, adjusting focus, or moving to another target.
Reevaluation Form for EMDR Target Review
The Reevaluation Form is a practitioner-only EMDR tool for clinicians continuing work after prior target processing. It helps the practitioner compare earlier target status with current reported or observed status, note residual distress or unresolved material, and record next-step direction.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
History Matters
Reevaluation entries remain tied to the selected target in chronological order so later reviews can distinguish current status from earlier entries.
Important Boundary
The tool organizes entered information. It does not infer clinical resolution, treatment success, readiness to proceed, or EMDR protocol content.
Is this a client assignment?
No. The Reevaluation Form is practitioner-only. Client responses may be elicited in session and entered by the practitioner, but no standalone client completion flow is specified.
Does the tool decide whether EMDR processing is complete?
No. The tool shows earlier and current status and any recorded residual material; the practitioner makes clinical interpretation and next-step decisions.
Can a partial reevaluation be saved?
Yes. A partial reevaluation can be saved as incomplete so unfinished capture is not presented as a completed longitudinal outcome.
Can multiple reevaluations be compared?
Yes. Prior reevaluations for the same target remain visible in chronological order for comparison.