How Brainspotting Works: The Science Behind Eye Positions and Emotional Processing

How Brainspotting Works: The Science Behind Eye Positions and Emotional Processing

How Brainspotting Works: The Science Behind Eye Positions and Emotional ProcessingJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 25/12/2025

Brainspotting (BSP) is one of the fastest-growing therapeutic modalities used to help people process trauma, anxiety, chronic stress, and emotional blocks stored deep in the nervous system.

Mental HealthPolyvagal TheoryNeuroscience
The Difference Between Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors (And Why It Matters in CBT)

The Difference Between Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors (And Why It Matters in CBT)

The Difference Between Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors (And Why It Matters in CBT)Jeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 18/12/2025

When life feels overwhelming, messy, or confusing, it can be hard to understand why we react the way we do. Learn more...

Mental HealthMind-Body ConnectionMindfulness
How to Identify What You’re Feeling (and Why It Matters)

How to Identify What You’re Feeling (and Why It Matters)

How to Identify What You’re Feeling (and Why It Matters)Jeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 10/09/2025

In a world where we’re constantly moving, making decisions, and reacting to life’s challenges, it’s surprisingly easy to lose touch with how we’re really feeling.

Mental HealthEmotional Intelligence
OCD Exists on a Spectrum: What That Actually Means

OCD Exists on a Spectrum: What That Actually Means

OCD Exists on a Spectrum: What That Actually MeansJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 26/08/2025

“If I don’t reread my message at least 10 times, I’m convinced I’ll offend someone.” “I know it sounds odd, but I feel like something terrible will happen if I don’t touch the doorknob in a certain way.” Most of us have heard comments like these. They describe a wide range of behaviors from preferences to compulsions, from quirks to deeply distressing routines. But how do we tell the difference? When does a need for order become a mental health condition? And what do we really mean when we say “OCD exists on a spectrum”?

Mental Health