Brainworking Recursive Therapy

Here’s a brief outline of each lesson of the course:

Lesson One

The origins and scientific underpinnings of BWRT; where the subconscious might be in the brain; free will; what makes BWRT different from other therapies; the evolution of the physical brain and limbic system. At the end of this lesson you will have a clear grasp of the science behind BWRT – essential if you’re to get the best out of it!

Lesson Two

The pattern recognition processes; how neural responses work; the BWRT therapeutic intervention; how BWRT works; presenting it to the client; active and reactive states and the recursive loop. This lesson gives you a huge amount of guidance as to how best to present the process to the client, preparing for the best result.

Lesson Three

Using the brain’s natural processes; why it’s important; the Virtual World protocol (part 1) and how it works; the Emergency Stop (experiential); how to resolve potential difficulties. After this class, you will have experienced how even the most basic of BWRT processes achieves an instantaneous result.

Lesson Four

The Virtual World completed; when and how to use it; the PAL (Perceived Arousal Level); the hidden agenda; three case studies – one, the very first client to experience BWRT; two others for complex issues. This class completes the understanding of the foundations of BWRT and will give you enough material to practice with volunteers.

Lesson Five

Working with acceptance when necessary; direct, indirect or compound presenting difficulties; the Level 1 intake form; working content-free with the ‘guilty secret’; when BWRT doesn’t work. There’s not a therapy in the world that will work every single time with every single client. So you have to know how to handle the ‘fail’ situation elegantly.

Lesson Six

Working with kinaesthetic and auditory clients; the Rolling Road protocol for behavioural issues; Interactive Reinforcement; the Mental Steering protocol for working with PTSD; the Memoryless Protocol for when there’s no memory. Here, we begin to look at some advanced applications. (Some videos of the process at work are included with this lesson.)

Lesson Seven

The Association Protocol (for ongoing situations); the Future Memory Protocol for goal achievement; working ultra-effectively with Generalised Anxiety Disorder; working with self; two more case studies. In this lesson you will consolidate some previous learning as well as gain a simple technique for GAD you will use over and again.

Lesson Eight

Symptoms and work methods including success inhibition; fear of failure; performance anxiety; fear of authority; depression (mild to moderate); OCD (mild to moderate); other ailments you can work with. At this point we begin to have a look at how to work with some well-known difficult situations.

Lesson Nine

Advanced concepts; an alternative delivery method; the criteria for safe Positive Memory Edit; Future Traumatic Stress Disorder; multiple triggers; multiple focus; client management concepts; two more case studies. By now, you have nearly the full ‘working model’ of Level 1 BWRT – just a few ‘bells and whistles’ to add.

Lesson Ten

Miscellaneous matters; when to use BWRT; safeguards; the ‘opt-out’ letter for the client’s GP; another look at working methods; working with groups – Imposter Syndrome (experiential). The final round-up of how we work and a bit more experiential process to finish off with.

There is obviously a lot more to the course than can be listed here and the notes that you will receive with the video recording of each lesson allows you to review everything at your leisure. And if you are unclear on anything you can email us at any time for clarification.