BWRT 1 & 2 - Brain Working Recursive Therapy

Can people truly change? It is an age-old question that has sparked debate the world over. Maybe you have been frustrated by your own behaviors – habitual overeating, trivial anxieties or emotional outbursts. You’ve seemingly tried everything, even routinely conjuring a “new you” by sheer willpower, but the change just doesn’t stick.

All hope is not lost. There is a therapy that attempts to “reset” the neural pathways that inform behaviors, reactions and beliefs. This therapy is known as BrainWorking Recursive Therapy® (BWRT) and it has changed many people’s lives for the better.

BWRT is based on the premise that neural pathways can be changed or rerouted, and that a person’s “go-to” reaction can, therefore, be altered. Neural pathways are hardwired into your brain in reaction to stimuli. As you learn about the world, develop beliefs and experience feelings of pain or joy, neural pathways are created in the brain that act as shortcuts. Neural pathways contain information relating to sensory, physical and emotional experiences, as well as your thoughts, beliefs and behavioral patterns. Even information relating to chronic sickness and autoimmune disorders are stored in these pathways.

BWRT is organized into three distinct levels; each level addresses different issues but is closely connected to the others.

BWRT Level 1

Level 1 is an efficient short-term therapy where the original neural pathways – which often induce fear, anxiety, panic, PTSD and depression – are replaced with the preferred neural pathways. As soon as these pathways are “reset” the brain will select the new neural pathways when the client is exposed to a related traumatic trigger.

BWRT Level 2

Level 2 is used for more serious issues regarding identity and beliefs of the self. The work centers on the idea that behavior and beliefs cannot be changed if a client is still clinging to an old identity. By reimagining the client’s identity, issues like depression, OCD, eating disorders, as well as addictions to alcohol, pornography and gambling can be addressed.

BWRT Level 3

Level 3 focuses on physical illnesses, such as autoimmune disorders and some inflammatory conditions. It deals with psychobiology and the links between the brain, body and mind.