BWRT is a new form of psychotherapy based on current knowledge of neuroscience. It is solution-focussed and produces astounding results in a much shorter time than other forms of therapy.

BWRT gets its name from the way the brain works. BWRT is based on the discovery of Benjamin Libet a pioneering scientist in the field of human consciousness. He proved in 1983 that we do not actually have free will in the way that we usually think of it.
It feels as if we have free will in that we make a conscious decision to do things, but in reality we don’t.

The physical brain stores everything we have ever experienced simply as data which is neither good nor bad.

The brain processes data and matching responses that have been employed in the past for that data, because it led to survival and are therefore labelled valid. It perceives all input simply as data to be tested. If data is recognised this part of the brain initiates a best match response 7 seconds before we are consciously aware of it – as per the Libet experiment.