Deep Brain Reorienting

DBR is a neuroscience-informed psychotherapy developed by Dr Frank Corrigan that supports the healing of shock at the core of traumatic experiences.

Embedded within an attuned and embodied therapeutic relationship, it gently tracks the original sequence of physiological responses that occurred when the deep brain was alerted to a threat or attachment disruption.

DBR has demonstrated a high level of efficacy with low drop-out rates in a randomised controlled trial for the treatment of PTSD, and may also be helpful for other mental health conditions if unresolved events or attachment wounds appear to be responsible for their symptoms.

In addition to my DBR consultant role, I regularly assist in online and in-person trainings.

To learn more:

• Watch this interview with Sarah Jenkins and Frank Corrigan

• Watch these videos produced by Dr Hannah Young with Frank Corrigan

• Read about clinical research on DBR and other mind-body treatments being conducted by Dr Ruth Lanius and her team at Western University

• Head to the DBR website