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Trauma Informed


Can Neuroscience Explain How Brainspotting Works?
While research is still evolving, neuroscience is giving us an increasingly helpful picture of why this approach is so effective.
Louisa Collyns
Jul 33 min read


Brainspotting Personal Intensives: Deep Work in a Concentrated Timeframe
A Brainspotting Personal Intensive is an extended experience that condenses what might take months of weekly sessions into one, two, or three consecutive days of focused, uninterrupted work. I think of it as akin to a personal retreat.
Louisa Collyns
Jun 193 min read


Perimenopause, Trauma and the Nervous System: What the Research Is Beginning to Reveal
If you're in the perimenopause or menopause years and finding it harder than you anticipated - more anxiety, more emotional reactivity, more of a sense that old feelings are resurfacing - there may be something important that nobody has told you.
Louisa Collyns
Jun 163 min read


EMDR and Brainspotting: What's the Difference?
Both EMDR and Brainspotting are brain-body approaches that work with trauma and emotional distress. Both modalities recognise that the body and nervous system hold what the thinking mind alone cannot resolve.
Louisa Collyns
Jun 95 min read
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