02/06/2026
Trauma care is changing and from our experience, it has to.
For a long time, we’ve asked clients to “talk through” experiences that their nervous systems were never given the chance to fully process. And yes, this is how we were trained in our graduate programs. We found that when therapy didn’t work, the client often carried the blame (not the modality).
Like with all innovations, the science begins to catch up to what many of us have felt intuitively and seen for years:
1. Trauma isn’t just cognitive.
2. It lives in the body, the brain, and the nervous system.
A newly published 2026 peer-reviewed paper in the Journal of Military, Veteran, and Family Health highlights approaches like Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) and Neurofeedback (NFB) as promising ways to support healing; especially for Veterans and individuals who haven’t found relief through traditional therapy alone.
At WellMind, this isn’t a trend for us. It’s been a commitment for all of us clinicians. We’ve seen the results and work thoroughly using these modalities every session.
We believe healing happens when the nervous system feels safe enough to change. We believe regulation comes before revelation. And we believe therapy should work with the brain; not against it.
To our community:
If you’ve ever felt like you were “too much,” “too stuck,” or “treatment-resistant,” please hear this…your nervous system adapted intelligently to survive. Healing is possible when care meets you where you are.
To therapists who are quietly questioning the old models:
If you’re drawn to neuroscience-informed, body-based, and deeply humane trauma work; you’re not alone. There is a growing movement toward doing this differently, and we’re building it here.
We’re proud to be part of the future of trauma care.
— WellMind 💛
Introduction: Although clinical practice guidelines (CPG) emphasize several trauma-focused therapies for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as effective, many persons with PTSD do not experience full recovery, particularly among military and Veteran populations, leading to some individuals being l...