Please ensure you feel safe and supported before attempting any activity suggestion.
Any suggested activity is not intended to treat or cure any illness, and is performed at the sole risk of the individual. Individuals under the age of 18 should seek parental support or permission before engaging in these activities.
Dr. Ruth Lanius on DBR, September 10, 2024
Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR)
11 minute interview with the founder of DBR, Dr. Frank Corrigan
More Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR)
8 minute interview with researcher, Dr. Ruth Lanius. (at 5:42) "What's unique about DBR is that DBR really gets at the root of the trauma response." (at 5:50) "What I noticed treating some of my patients with chronic developmental trauma ... they had plateaued after years of treatment. Using DBR got almost all of them out of that plateau."
Sebern Fisher on DBR
Sebern Fisher is a trauma specialist and author, the 2013 recipient of the Joel Lubar Award for Contributions to the Field of Neurofeedback, as well as the recipient of the 2017 M.B. Sterman Career Achievement Award and 2020 Fellows Award from the International Society for Neurofeedback and Research.
Virginia Satir and the Iceberg Model of Self
Draw Your Iceberg Instructions and Worksheet
A Simple Alexander Technique to Improve Posture
Somato Respiratory Integration Breathing Exercise
A 10-minute introduction to EMDR from EMDRIA
Tools
Tried-and-true ways to connect with Self and Others
These are powerful, self-connective exercises. Please ensure you feel safe to experience your feelings and emotions before you begin.
Any suggested activity is not intended to treat or cure any illness, and is performed at the sole risk of the individual. Individuals under the age of 18 should seek parental support or permission before engaging in these activities.
Grow your self-knowledge through connecting with your Iceberg. It is recommended to engage in the Feelings List activity about ten times before drawing your iceberg. There is a video with instructions above that can also help.
Art by Anne Lindyberg. Please do not use without permission.
Based on Satir V., Banmen, J., Gerber, J., Gomori, M. 1991. THE SATIR MODEL: FAMILY THERAPY AND BEYOND. Science and Behavior Books, Inc. Palo Alto, California. https://www.sbbks.com/satirmodel.html. For educational use only.
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