NeuroTek
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Trauma-Informed Tools · Comparison
NeuroTek
Pure EMDR
NeuroTek vs Pure EMDR for therapists
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At a glance
The differences that matter
Side-by-side facts. Rows where the two tools differ meaningfully are highlighted.
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| Pricing model | paid | Not listed |
| HIPAASame | Not listed | Not listed |
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NeuroTek
- Pricing from
- Not listed
- Pricing model
- paid
- HIPAA
- Not listed
- Free trial
- Not listed
- Target users
- EMDR-trained therapists
- Trauma clinicians
- Practitioners delivering bilateral stimulation
- Key features
- Adjustable EMDR light bars
- Tactile pulsers
- Audio/tactile bilateral kits
- Online EMDR session platform
- Integrations
- Standalone devices
- Online platform
Pure EMDR
- Pricing from
- Not listed
- Pricing model
- Not listed
- HIPAA
- Not listed
- Free trial
- Not listed
- Target users
- solo practice
- group practice
- EMDR therapists working over telehealth
- clinicians who want no client-side setup or links
- Key features
- Runs EMDR bilateral stimulation inside your existing telehealth call, no separate link to send
- No client setup, accounts, or downloads: the client only sees the shared board
- Clinician controls the session from a docked remote that stays on their side of the call
- Launches in one click via screen-sharing in your telehealth platform
- Integrations
- Google Chrome (browser extension)
- Microsoft Edge (browser extension)
- Works with any screen-sharing telehealth platform, including SimplePractice, Google Meet, and Zoom
- Safari and Firefox support listed as coming soon
Pricing
What you actually pay
Starting prices and what they include. The cheaper tool is not always the better value.
Pure EMDR
Vendor does not publish a starting price.
Honest assessment
Where each tool wins and loses
Based on hands-on testing. Both tools have real weaknesses worth knowing before you commit.
NeuroTek
What works well
- Long-trusted EMDR equipment
- Multiple stimulation modes
- Online remote-EMDR option
- Adjustable, hands-free tools
Where it falls short
- Hardware cost
- Primarily devices
- Confirm data/BAA for online tool
- EMDR-specific use
Pure EMDR
What works well
- No link to send and no setup for the client, which removes the usual telehealth EMDR friction
- Clinician keeps full control from a private remote the client never sees
- Works with your existing telehealth platform rather than replacing it
- No accounts, downloads, or stored session data, a strong privacy posture
Where it falls short
- Browser extension only, currently Chrome and Edge, with Safari and Firefox not yet supported
- Single-purpose bilateral-stimulation tool, not a full EMDR suite or practice platform
- Relies on your telehealth platform's screen-sharing, so it is an add-on to an existing setup
- Small independent product with a limited public track record
Take it for a spin
Try them
Both tools offer free trials. The fastest way to confirm a fit is to run one real session through each.
EMDR equipment and bilateral-stimulation tools for therapists.
Try NeuroTek
Link-free EMDR for telehealth, with no client setup and nothing to send.
Try Pure EMDR
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