When Trauma Persists in the Deepest Parts of the Brain – Here’s How You Can Treat It

In this workshop, Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD, and Frank Corrigan, MD (the developer of DBR) will share how Deep Brain Reorienting can help clients process the initial “shock” of trauma without becoming overwhelmed.

Not only that, but you’ll get to see DBR in action as Ruth and Frank lead a demonstration.

Here’s what else you’ll get:

• The brain imaging discovery that explains why trauma keeps people stuck in the past — and how DBR can reverse it
• The neurophysiological sequence at the root of every trauma response — and why most treatments start one step too late
• The overlooked sensory system that trauma disrupts first — and why restoring it may be the true first step in any trauma treatment
• Why unprocessed shock — not unprocessed emotion — may be the source of your clients’ nightmares, hypervigilance, and unexplained physical symptoms
• The step-by-step DBR sequence — from activating stimulus to orienting tension to shock processing to raw effect – demonstrated with an actual client
• Who is and isn’t a good candidate for DBR — including the readiness markers experienced clinicians use before beginning
• How DBR fits alongside (but doesn’t mix with) other trauma modalities, including EMDR