Deep Brain Reorienting

Frank M. Corrigan, MD, FRCPsych, is an independent psychiatrist in private practice in Scotland. He is the developer of Deep Brain Reorienting. Hannah Young, PhD, is a chartered psychologist and psychotherapist working in private practice in Dundee and St Andrews, Scotland, specialising in attachment wounding and dissociative disorders. Jessica Christie-Sands, PhD, is a chartered psychologist and clinical director of a multidisciplinary psychology service that provides therapeutic work for children, young people, and adults with histories of developmental trauma.

1. Introduction Part 1: Delving Deep Beneath the Cortex 2. Orienting to ‘Where?’ 3. Preaffective Forces of Shock 4. Affected by ‘What’ We Encounter 5. Seeking Attachment from the Brainstem Upwards 6. A Composite Model of Dissociative Disorders Part 2: Deep Brain Reorienting in Clinical Practice 7. Clinical Research Manual 8. The Deepest Sense of Being in a Body 9. Promoting the Healing of Attachment Wounding 10. Composite Model of Clinical Dissociation Applied 11. Observations of the Head-body Relationship 12. The Where-Self, the Innate Connection System, and the Origins of Attachment