Therapists trained in EMDR work especially with individuals suffering from acute and posttraumatic stress disorder (ASD and PTSD). Continuous group psychotherapy with EMDR provides additional options that widen the scope of therapeutic intervention to EMDR clinicians, as well as to their clientele. During action-based EMDR (AB-EMDR) group sessions, participants may either listen to the stories of their peers or set up sculptures that depict narrated traumas. Coparticipation of group members in the reprocessing of traumatic scenes through sculptures intensifies collective engagement, facilitates the healing process, and creates a safety network that modulates both expression and containment.