The growing demand for trauma care requires an innovative approach that addresses the challenges of scaling up services while ensuring cost and time efficiency. Group EMDR therapy meets this need. This user-friendly handbook brings together nine protocols, compared through the lens of the eight phases of EMDR therapy and early intervention principles. Practitioners will find step-by-step guidance on selecting the appropriate protocols for different situations, along with helpful charts and real-life case examples. By adopting a stepped care approach, EMDR group provides low-intensity EMDR treatment options that can be effectively delivered by non-specialist (non-EMDR trained) facilitators through task sharing. Included is a thorough checklist regarding cultural competence to ensure that care is provided in a manner that respects diversity. Lessons learned from diverse cultures, situations, and populations are shared. Regular adaptive information processing (AIP) Check-ups are described as a method to evaluate and adjust treatment for optimal results.