Trauma-focused therapy
Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR)
A trauma-focused approach informed by how the brain and nervous system respond to threat, shock and attachment-related experiences.
About DBR
Working with early orienting and shock responses
DBR is often considered for people affected by complex or early trauma, repeated trauma, grief, or distress whose origins are difficult to describe.
Rather than requiring detailed retelling, DBR directs attention to subtle physical sensations associated with an activating trigger. The work is carefully paced and guided.
DBR is considered only after assessment and as part of an individualised treatment plan.
Ask about suitability
Discuss DBR
DBR at Webster Psychology is offered by May Webster. The current wait for an appointment with May is 9 weeks. New clients are placed on a wait list for cancellations.