UNSTICK. MOVE. EXPAND.

What is it?

Life is full of unpredictable twists and turns that often leave us with troubling images etched in our minds. These images could be from distressing news, family crises, witnessing traumatic events, or even personal relationships. These mental snapshots can become a persistent, unwelcome presence in our thoughts, making it difficult to move forward. This training will equip you with a powerful tool to assist your clients in breaking free from these repetitive and intrusive thoughts and mental images. (Previously presented as MovieSpotting)

Who is it for?

Brainspotting Practitioners.

Learning Objectives:

What Brainspotters are saying:

ImageSpotting is a powerfully effective way to support clients as they move through challenging images they can’t stop thinking about. It can also help reduce the profound suffering from dreams, memories, negative thoughts and pain. Cynthia is a Senior Brainspotting Trainer whom I have known since before the inception of Brainspotting. She has years of experience working with the brain and body connection. I highly recommend you experience her teaching.
David Grand, Ph.D., Founder and Director of Brainspotting Trainings International

The ImageSpot setup is beneficial for clients who experience intense anxiety about walking into a situation where they may see someone from their past, issues that seem to return, and images that get stuck. I use this to help clients with anticipatory anxiety about an upcoming event (i.e., exam, presentation, meeting someone new, interviewing, being in the same space as an ex-partner, etc.). Its effects are quick and are long-lasting. A wonderful addition to the Brainspotting family!
Jillie Gaukstern, LCMHC

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