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Brainspotting Help connects individuals affected by war or disaster with experienced mental health professionals. 

 

Our team of dedicated volunteers includes psychologists, psychotherapists, counselors, clinical social workers, psychiatric nurses, trauma-informed life coaches, trauma recovery coaches and other mental health professionals. ​Our volunteers offer short-term support, typically 5-10 sessions. These sessions may include: emotional support, crisis counseling, psychoeducation and trauma-healing sessions.

Your support person may introduce you to Brainspotting and explain how it may help you. Our volunteers are highly-trained and experienced in this powerful, body- and brain-based therapy known for its effectiveness in healing trauma and grief. All services are provided free-of-charge by compassionate professionals committed to helping you find relief, resilience, and recovery.

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My psychotherapist is an amazing person, first of all. A professional in her field. It is important to me that a specialist does not work according to a template, protocol, but follows the person - and she did this perfectly. She really felt me and knew where to say what, where to keep quiet, where to direct. I have great gratitude. The method is amazing and very effective. I will definitely tell about you. Thank you very much.

Natalie, April 2025

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"After realizing that my life is currently like a stormy sea...

...but deep within there is peaceful silence, I began to feel capable of action and allowed myself to hope again!”

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Brainspotting Help is a non-profit, volunteer-run international organization that provides pro bono psychological support, crisis counseling and Brainspotting trauma healing for communities affected by war, human-made and natural disasters. We support affected people regardless of indigenous status, age, race, color, ethnicity, creed, gender-identity, sexual orientation and family status.

© 2025 Brainspotting Help

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