PhD/PsyD Brainspotting therapy?

[MysteryDiagnosis]

Does this technique really work?

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[PsychPhDone]

Does this technique really work?

Zero RCTs in PubMed.

 

[PsyDr]

You ever notice how true professionals use pretty specific terms? Like a neurosurgeon would say, enhancing ogliodendrocytoma with involvement in the xyz reguons, and a person with limited training would say "brain tumor"?

And a true professional would say something about known efficacy rates, the limitations of he research base, and in which populations the treatment works, while *****s offer panaceas?

Dunno why that came to mind. Must be a brain spot.

 

[psych.meout]

You ever notice how true professionals use pretty specific terms? Like a neurosurgeon would say, enhancing ogliodendrocytoma with involvement in the xyz reguons, and a person with limited training would say "brain tumor"?

And a true professional would say something about known efficacy rates, the limitations of he research base, and in which populations the treatment works, while *****s offer panaceas?

Dunno why that came to mind. Must be a brain spot.

And don't forget, everything will be better and you won't have to change your lifestyle at all!

 

[medium rare]

Does this technique really work?

No.

 

[Therapist4Chnge]

Beware or jargon and anything that doesn't include peer-reviewed citations. There is a ton of junk science out there.

 

[singasongofjoy]

You ever notice how true professionals use pretty specific terms? Like a neurosurgeon would say, enhancing ogliodendrocytoma with involvement in the xyz reguons, and a person with limited training would say "brain tumor"?

And a true professional would say something about known efficacy rates, the limitations of he research base, and in which populations the treatment works, while *****s offer panaceas?

Dunno why that came to mind. Must be a brain spot.

If it is a brainspot you're experiencing, then surely you noticed some of the following: "the eye twitches, wobbles, freezes, blinks (hard and double blinks) pupil dilation and constriction, narrowing, facial tics, brow furrowing, sniffs, swallows, yawns, coughs, head nods, hand signals, foot movement and body shifting. Reflexive facial expressions are powerful indicators of Brainspots." I guess this means if your client ever does anything other than sit totally still like a rock in their chair, you're already a master brainspotter, so congrats, everyone!

Don't you want some of the one-eye goggles? "Trainees will be introduced to several important applications. This includes One-Eye Brainspotting including the use of One-Eye goggles" Information on Trainings | Brainspotting - David Grand

 

[psych.meout]

If it is a brainspot you're experiencing, then surely you noticed some of the following: "the eye twitches, wobbles, freezes, blinks (hard and double blinks) pupil dilation and constriction, narrowing, facial tics, brow furrowing, sniffs, swallows, yawns, coughs, head nods, hand signals, foot movement and body shifting. Reflexive facial expressions are powerful indicators of Brainspots." I guess this means if your client ever does anything other than sit totally still like a rock in their chair, you're already a master brainspotter, so congrats, everyone!

Don't you want some of the one-eye goggles? "Trainees will be introduced to several important applications. This includes One-Eye Brainspotting including the use of One-Eye goggles" Information on Trainings | Brainspotting - David Grand

Wow, what a bunch of snake oil BS.