Brainspotting help for the real‑life cases

This space is being built for therapists who sat through Brainspotting training, loved the idea, and then froze when it was time to use it with an actual, highly activated human. If you work with trauma, BPD traits, chronic crisis, or tender attachment wounds, you already know the room can get intense fast—and this consultation space is meant to hold that with you, not judge you for it.

What this space is actually for

When it opens, this will be a place to bring the cases that feel sticky, confusing, or just plain scary—the ones you replay in your head after session. Together, we’ll slow everything down and look at what’s happening in your client’s nervous system, what’s happening in yours, and where Brainspotting fits (or really doesn’t) in that moment.

What we’ll do together

We’ll talk through things like how you’re setting up the frame, how you introduce Brainspotting, when to stay with a spot and when to pause, and how to repair if something felt off. You’ll also have space to explore how to weave Brainspotting into the work you already do—DBT, parts work, attachment‑based therapy, trauma work—so it feels like part of your actual voice, not a script from training.

Who this is for (and not for)

This will be a good fit if you’ve completed at least a basic Brainspotting training and you’re using (or wanting to use) it with complex, high‑intensity clients. It’s not meant to be emergency supervision, 24/7 crisis backup, or a place to get a rubber stamp on unsafe choices—it’s for honest, grounded reflection and real support in the work.

How to get updates

Since this service isn’t live yet, you’ll be able to add your name to an interest list so you’re the first to know when consultation spots open. When you reach out, you’ll be able to share a bit about your practice and your Brainspotting background so we can see if it feels like a good fit.