David Grant
Heather Drum received her training from Dr. Christine Ranck & Cynthia Schwartzberg, LCSW, senior Brainspotting trainers and close personal colleagues of Dr. Grand, who for decades worked directly alongside Dr. Grand, the founder of Brainspotting, in New York City. Together, they spearheaded advanced training phases, bringing this trauma-informed healing method to practitioners across the country.
The human mind is an expert at survival. When talk therapy scratches the surface, Brainspotting unlocks healing deep within your subconscious mind.
Because Brainspotting works directly with the central nervous system and the subcortical brain; it is effective for far more than just traditional trauma treatment and is effective for many area of support.
Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders
Anxiety and Depression
Grief and Loss
Couples
Medical Trauma
Generalized Anxiety & Panic Attacks
Phobias and Fears
Substance Use (addiction) and Compulsive Behaviors
Unhealthy Eating
Physical and Somatic Conditions
Chronic Pain & Fibromyalgia
Somatic Symptoms
Stress-Induced Ailments
Performance Enhancement and Creativity
Brainspotting isn't just for healing pain; it is also used by athletes, artists, and executives to unlock their full potential.
Sports Performance ("The Yips"): Helping athletes overcome sudden, inexplicable performance anxiety or mental blocks after an injury or failure.
Creativity Blocks: Unlocking creative flow for writers, actors, musicians, and artists who feel stuck or disconnected from their craft.
Public Speaking and Stage Fright: Dismantling the intense vulnerability and fear associated with visibility and performance.