BWRT

11/03/2026

" My genuine interest in people and a wide range of experience in different therapeutic approaches motivates me to bring my best to every therapy session and training programme. I have been a certified therapist since 1998 and deeply involved in the world of BWRT® since 2015.

As a BWRT® Mentor, Trainer and Examiner, I am certified in all levels of BWRT® , and have a deep familiarity with all aspects of this amazing therapy.

I am excited to bring BWRT® to India!" - Sumedha Bhise

https://www.bwrtindia.com/
https://www.bwrtindia.com/team-4
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10/03/2026

Psychological interventions are essential with over 350 million people worldwide affected by anxiety related issues. Modern therapies based on neuroscience and neuropsychology are the way forward.
Chat to a Registered Practitioner in total privacy to find out more about BWRT
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https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/anxiety-disorders

WHO fact sheet about anxiety disorders, including information on symptoms, contributing factors, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, self-care and WHO's work in this area.

10/03/2026

The Therapy of the Future - BWRT
BWRT Albania

09/03/2026

: March 2025 - Just as timely now 💻
BWRT Originator Terence Watts comments for this great article for NationalWorld - Health
By
Is ‘Doomscrolling’ affecting your health?
Research links such behaviour to increased anxiety, depression, disturbed sleep and reduced productivity.

If you're struggling with compulsive online habits or digital fatigue, find a BWRT practitioner at
https://www.bwrt-professionals.com



https://www.nationalworld.com/health/expert-tips-to-protect-your-mental-health-from-doomscrolling-5021853

In our constantly connected world, many of us find ourselves trapped in an endless cycle of scrolling through stressful content online - a habit experts now call 'doomscrolling'. This compulsive behaviour is wreaking havoc on our mental health, with research linking it to increased anxiety, depressi...

09/03/2026

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A New Eating Disorder, Orthorexia, Is On The Rise, According To Therapists

06/03/2026

Breaking the Stigma ⚠️
The NHS’s new campaign is urging people with anxiety to seek support, describing it as an important step in reducing stigma and increasing awareness of the range of treatment options available. Data shows some 58% of people delay seeking help believing their symptoms are not serious enough.

Terence Watts, founder of The International BWRT Institute commenting for LondonWorld this week, says “encouraging early action is crucial - anxiety is not simply overthinking - it’s an automatic survival response generated by the brain before we’re consciously aware of it. That’s why it can feel immediate and difficult to manage.”

Talking therapies have supported millions of people and remain an important part of mental healthcare. As psychological treatment has evolved alongside neuroscience there are now modern approaches such as BWRT that work more directly with the brain’s automatic threat-response systems.

A London psychotherapist has welcomed the NHS’s new campaign urging people with anxiety to seek support, describing it as an important step in reducing stigma and increasing awareness of the range of treatment options available.

05/03/2026

BWRT is "Groundbreaking" 🌟
On 📚
Crown House Publishing

02/03/2026

BWRT modern, timely, confidential intervention for maladaptive and unwanted behaviour.
Psychreg

https://www.psychreg.org/social-media-addiction-higher-women-study-links-risk-coping-stress

Women may face higher social media addiction risk because they use platforms to cope with stress and negative emotions.

01/03/2026

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01/03/2026

"This is a wonderful course!"
🆕 New Podcast Episode 🎙️ with BWRT Training Denmark
What does it really look like to enter BWRT without a traditional therapy background?
In this episode Laura Smith from Mind Reset BWRT shares her journey from corporate life into practice through the Newcomer Course.
Laura first experienced BWRT as a client. The impact was powerful enough to change not only how she felt, but the direction of her professional life.
Shortly after qualifying, she faced a breast cancer diagnosis - here she speaks openly about resilience, the role BWRT played during treatment and recovery, and what it’s like to build confidence as a new practitioner.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you “belong” in this work, especially without a traditional therapy background, this episode is for you.
The world needs more BWRT!

The BWRT practice podcast · Episode

01/03/2026

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How BWRT® Can Help with GAD...

BWRT® (BrainWorking Recursive Therapy) works at the level where the anxiety response is generated — before the full stress cascade takes hold.

BWRT® targets the brain’s automatic threat response to uncertainty.

When the predictive pattern updates:-
• The intensity reduces
• The “what if” urgency softens
• The nervous system settles more quickly
• Mental space returns

Clients often describe it as:-
“I can think about things — but they don’t grip me anymore.”

When the brain stops treating uncertainty as danger, the cycle weakens.

And when the cycle weakens, life expands again.

BWRT® is a very effective, natural and solution focused therapy for helping G.A.D. (Generalised Anxiety Disorder) and other mind related matters.

If you would like to know more about BWRT® and how it can help you, drop me a text so we can get together for a chat - 07958 508482 or email keith@bwrtuk.co.uk or visit

https://www.bwrtuk.co.uk/.../generalised-anxiety-disorder/

27/02/2026

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Hannelie is a Registered Accredited Practitioner.

https://www.bwrt-professionals.com/practitioners/Hannelie-Spies

𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗔𝗻𝘅𝗶𝗲𝘁𝘆 𝗢𝗳𝘁𝗲𝗻 𝗖𝗼-𝗲𝘅𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗔𝗗𝗛𝗗 𝗼𝗿 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗶𝘀𝗺
Neurodevelopmental differences can place ongoing demands on regulation systems. Factors such as sensory load, social effort, executive strain, unpredictability and repeated experiences of difficulty can increase baseline stress levels.

Over time, this may contribute to anxiety alongside ADHD or autism.
An integrated approach that addresses both neurodevelopmental profile and emotional wellbeing provides more effective support than treating anxiety alone.

I offer individual psychotherapy and developmental support across childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
Learn more: https://hanneliespies.co.za/