• Deepening attunement during Brainspotting sessions
• Tracking nervous system activation and regulation in real time
• Working with activation, shutdown, and dissociation during Brainspotting
• Recognizing when to hold, when to intervene, and when to shift
• Supporting parts, protectors, and internal dynamics within Brainspotting
• Pacing and titration to prevent overwhelm and flooding
• Navigating common challenges such as stuck spots or unclear directionality
• Ethical considerations and scope of practice in trauma focused Brainspotting
• Supporting integration and stabilization after Brainspotting sessions

This workshop is designed for:

• Licensed mental health professionals trained in Brainspotting
• Therapists seeking to refine their Brainspotting clinical skills
• Clinicians working with trauma, complex trauma, or chronic dysregulation
• Brainspotting practitioners wanting more confidence in session flow and pacing
• Therapists interested in deepening attunement and nervous system awareness

This is an advanced educational training. It is not a Brainspotting certification or phase training and does not replace required Brainspotting training or consultation.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

1. Describe how nervous system activation presents during Brainspotting sessions.

2. Identify clinical indicators that guide pacing and intervention in Brainspotting work.

3. Apply attunement strategies to support safety and regulation during Brainspotting.

4. Respond effectively to dissociation, shutdown, or intensification during sessions.

5. Explain ethical considerations relevant to trauma focused Brainspotting practice.