Quick answer
WeMind is a polished all-in-one with AI notetaking, built-in video, and BLS — a strong fit if you want one platform to run the whole session. EMDR Assist is the better fit if you want deeper 8-phase clinical scaffolding (target sequence planner, interweave library, EMDRIA-aligned consultation tracking) on top of your existing telehealth and EHR.
EMDR Assist vs WeMind — feature comparison
| Feature | EMDR Assist | WeMind |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | ||
| Starting paid price | $19 / mo | $14.95 / mo (Lite) |
| No client PHI required | ||
| Visual / audio / tactile BLS | ||
| 8-phase guided workflow | ||
| Structured SUD & VOC capture | ||
| Target sequence planner | ||
| Cognitive interweave library | ||
| AI session notes | ||
| Built-in video calling | ||
| Case conceptualization tools | ||
| Consultation hour tracking | ||
| Client-shared remote BLS | ||
| BAA available |
Where EMDR Assist beats WeMind
- Deeper 8-phase scaffolding. Phase-by-phase guides with structured Phase 3 assessment, desensitization loop, installation, body scan, and reevaluation prompts.
- Cognitive interweave library. Organized by stuck-point theme (responsibility, safety, choice) and surfaced during processing.
- Target sequence planner. Float-back / affect bridge worksheets and a structured plan you can export.
- EMDRIA-aligned consultation tracking. Hour logs designed for CITs and consultants — not something WeMind advertises.
- EMDR Guides library. Free clinical guides, scripts, and downloadable PDFs for ongoing learning.
Where WeMind wins
- Built-in video calling. WeMind bundles its own videocall so you don't need Zoom/Doxy. EMDR Assist runs on top of whatever telehealth tool you already use.
- All-in-one feel. Notetaking, video, and BLS in one window — appealing if you want a single login for the whole session.
- European footprint. WeMind highlights coverage by health insurers and government approvals in several European markets, which matters for EU practices.
Switching from WeMind to EMDR Assist
- Create a free EMDR Assist account.
- Re-enter your active EMDR clients by a code — no PHI migration needed.
- Keep your existing telehealth (Zoom, Doxy, etc.) and EHR; use EMDR Assist for the EMDR workflow itself.
- Export any historical PDFs from WeMind into your record-keeping system before cancelling.
Most clinicians move over within a single session cycle. EMDR Assist intentionally doesn't try to be your EHR or your videocall — it focuses on the EMDR session.
Frequently asked questions
Is EMDR Assist cheaper than WeMind?
They're in the same range. EMDR Assist has a free forever plan and a Pro tier starting at $19/mo. WeMind also has a free plan; their paid Lite tier starts at $14.95/mo and Essential at $35.95/mo.
Does WeMind require client PHI?
Per WeMind's FAQ, their application does not process client PHI and is GDPR-compliant. EMDR Assist takes the same approach — reference clients by a code, never names or initials, no PHI required.
Does EMDR Assist include built-in video calling?
No. WeMind bundles its own videocall; EMDR Assist runs alongside whatever telehealth tool you already use (Zoom, Doxy, SimplePractice video, etc.). This keeps it cheaper and avoids forcing a videocall change.
Can I keep my existing EHR and use EMDR Assist?
Yes — that's the recommended setup. EMDR Assist handles the EMDR session workflow; your EHR continues to handle billing, intake, and the formal medical record.
Is EMDR Assist secure for clinical use?
EMDR Assist is built with privacy-conscious architecture. Because no client PHI is required, many therapists use EMDR Assist without storing any PHI at all.
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