30-Hours Professional Diploma in Brainspotting Therapy
Credit hours
3
Brainspotting is a trauma-focused approach that links eye position with emotional processing. Learners explore its origins and theory, the neurobiology of trauma, how brainspots are located, the dual attunement frame and how sessions are structured. Uses in trauma recovery, emotional regulation and performance are also discussed, giving therapists and interested learners a clear introduction to the approach.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Brainspotting: Origins and Theoretical Framework
- 02Neurobiology of Trauma and Brain-Body Connection
- 03The Brainspotting Process: Accessing and Locating Brainspots
- 04Dual Attunement Frame and the Therapeutic Relationship
- 05Structuring Brainspotting Sessions: Phases and Flow
- 06Brainspotting Applications in Trauma and PTSD
- 07Emotional Regulation and Somatic Integration Techniques
- 08Brainspotting for Performance, Creativity, and Motivation
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