Deep Brain Reorienting therapy is an effective treatment for:
- Early Childhood Attachment Trauma: Healing the deep wounding and painful effects of developmental trauma.
- First Responders and Military: Addressing occupational stress and shock trauma experienced in high-pressure roles.
- Single-Incident Trauma: Recovering from events such as car accidents, natural disasters, or violent crimes.
- Complex Trauma (C-PTSD): Processing the cumulative impact of multiple traumas across a lifetime.
Why Choose DBR Therapy in Vancouver, WA?
At Vancouver EMDR Therapy, we integrate DBR therapy into a holistic treatment plan tailored to your needs. DBR is often combined with other effective trauma therapies such as EMDR, Brainspotting, and Neurofeedback to provide a comprehensive and individualized approach to healing.
What to Expect During & After DBR Therapy
Clients are guided at their own pace, ensuring a safe and supportive process. DBR helps clients move through distressing memories with a “shock” component, empowering them to reconnect with their bodies and reduce the intensity of traumatic memories. Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) is a powerful trauma therapy that helps clients process deep-rooted experiences at a fundamental level. Based on client reports and our own clinical experience, DBR promotes profound shifts in well-being.
After DBR many clients report feeling:
- More present in their body – a greater connection to themselves, feeling more grounded, lighter, freer, and a sense of “space inside,” with weight lifted off the body, shoulders, chest, and overall tension.
- Emotionally balanced – able to feel emotions without becoming overwhelmed, with greater self-compassion and reduced shame, and a renewed sense of aliveness and improved ability to tolerate stress.
- Increased vitality and inner space – a sense of openness, ease, and sense of something having shifted or been let go.
- Resilient in the face of triggers – better able to “be with” difficult or painful experiences, including the core pain of aloneness, rejection, humiliation, worthlessness, with a greater capacity to turn toward and stay with what is painful.
- Greater connection to self and others – experiencing a sense of peace, freedom, and inner availability for relationships and a strengthened sense of emotional resilience.
DBR works by gently guiding the nervous system through healing at its core, helping you move beyond past trauma and into a more embodied, grounded state. Together, these shifts are often experienced as an increased sense of wellness, wholeness, and more of a ease in daily life.
Learn More About DBR Therapy
To learn more about this powerful trauma treatment here are some answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
Developed by Dr. Frank Corrigan, DBR is supported by extensive research and clinical success. Watch this informative video to learn more about how DBR works. To learn more about the research supporting DBR click here.
Contact us today to explore how DBR can be part of your healing journey?