Brainspotting is a new brain-based therapy modality that facilitates deep and rapid emotional healing. The survivors and families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting reported this method to be the most effective trauma treatment, surpassing traditional talk therapies as well as EMDR interventions.

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Read 'Turning the Spotlight on Brainspotting' in The Psychotherapy Networker. 

Based on a dual-attunement model, the therapist simultaneously attunes the client and the client's brain processes. Treatments go beyond the logical neocortex and gain direct access to the deeper subcortex levels of the brain where fight, flight, and freeze experiences have been stored. At this subcortical level, clients focus, release, and reset past traumas. Daily events that were once triggering to the client loose power, which leads to greater relief and peace in day-to-day life.

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