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Online Brainspotting Therapy in Chicago & Across IL

You feel like you’ve tried everything, but you’re still stuck.

At this point, you’re not sure what to do. Your mood swings, the guilt that follows every overreaction, and imposter syndrome make you feel like an outsider in your own life.

Maybe you’ve tried therapy before, but it seems like no amount of talking brings any real relief or progress. Everyone around you thinks you have it together, but really you’re exhausted just trying to make it to tomorrow. You’ve read the self-help books, tried meditating and exercise, but there’s still a constant sense of unease and tension right below the surface. The struggle to feel in control of your emotions has been going on for so long that you wonder if changing is even possible.

Let us take the weight off your shoulders.

Through Brainspotting Therapy, you’ll have a better understanding of yourself, the tools to thrive in your life, and be able to face the future with confidence.

How brainspotting works

Free yourself from the wounds of the past.

Studies have shown that the experiences we have early in life have a long-term impact on our brains. The challenges you deal with now are rooted somewhere in your past, which informs your actions and reactions—even if you’re not aware of it.

Brainspotting is a type of therapy that helps people process and release emotional traumas or distress. It's based on the idea that our eyes are connected to our brain's emotional processing centers. By focusing on specific eye positions to “point to” and access memories and emotions, you can acknowledge them and let them go.

If your brain was a computer, it’d be like reorganizing all your files so you don’t feel overwhelmed by them anymore.

  • First, you and your therapist will talk about the things that are bothering you or causing distress, so they can understand what's going on in your life.

    Then, your therapist instructs you to focus on the specific spots in your field of vision that are connected to your emotions or memories. These spots are called "brainspots."

    As you concentrate on these brainspots, you may start to notice thoughts, feelings, or sensations surfacing. It's like shining a light on the areas in your mind that need attention. Your therapist will guide you through these experiences, supporting you in processing difficult emotions or memories that may have been stuck or overwhelming.

    Many people who have used Brainspotting have reported experiencing relief in 1-3 sessions. You’ll follow up weekly and watch the way you think about yourself and your life transform as time goes on.

Brainspotting is right for you if you want…

  • To see results in your first few sessions

  • More control over your emotions & reactions

  • To understand the cause of your distress

  • A greater sense of self-confidence

  • To feel empowered and reclaim your future

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faqs

Common questions about brainspotting

  • Brainspotting therapy is a method used for processing and healing trauma, anxiety, and various other emotional difficulties. It helps you access and process deep-rooted emotions and memories by focusing on specific "brainspots" that hold the emotional charge in your brain.

  • Yes, Brainspotting has shown promising results for many people in reducing distress and improving overall well-being. Many therapists and clients alike have credited this method for its effectiveness in addressing trauma and emotional issues.

  • Brainspotting works by identifying and activating specific brain areas that are linked to emotional experiences, allowing you to process and release unresolved emotions. Working together with your therapist, you focus on certain “brainspots” and use the eye-to-brain connection to “unlock” stuck emotions.

  • Schedule a free 15-minute consultation with one of our therapists below. In the consultation, you can discuss what’s brought you to seek counseling and ask any questions you may have. If you feel ready, your therapist will get your first session scheduled and you’ll begin walking the path to healing together.

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