
EMDRology
EMDRology by Espen Kjendlie: slow left-right bilateral ambient soundscapes for EMDR-informed listening, grounding and self-regulation with headphones. Not a replacement for therapy.
Built on bilateral, EMDR-informed listening — steady left-right movement for grounding around inner work. It is not a replacement for therapy or licensed EMDR treatment.
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The listening experience
Slow left-right movement that the ear can follow without effort. Headphones are essential. Stop if anything feels too much.
Track listing
5 tracks · 29:30
- 1Lowan HanEspen Kjendlie5:18
- 2Sounding SynchronicityEspen Kjendlie6:38
- 3EMDRologyEspen Kjendlie6:32
- 4Rhythmic RewiringEspen Kjendlie5:55
- 5Quantum ShiftEspen Kjendlie5:06
About this release
EMDRology uses steady left-right movement in the stereo field as its central idea. The panning is slow and even, so the ear can follow it without effort, while the harmonic material stays deliberately neutral. It is supportive listening around inner work — it does not replace therapy or licensed EMDR treatment.
Listening intentions
Moments this release was made for. Headphones deepen the effect, especially where binaural or bilateral movement is involved.
- Grounding and self-regulation with headphones
- Supporting bilateral processing practice
- Settling after emotionally demanding sessions
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