Gary Campbell | Brainspotting Therapist
About Gary
Gary Campbell is a level, 1, 2 and 3 certified Brainspotting Therapist specialising in neurodivergent trauma. His work focuses on a client centred approach, offering a safe and nurturing space to facilitate emotional release, and lasting change.
As well as being our resident Brainspotting therapist, Gary is also experienced with the concepts of Trauma Release Exercise, and informed by Internal Family Systems Dialogue, which he incorporates into the session depending on the needs of each individual. His personalised use of Brainspotting offers a gentle yet profound therapeutic experience, capable of navigating and resolving the complexities of deep rooted trauma, stress and disregulation within the nervous system.
With his comprehensive and tailored approach, Gary frequently works with individuals facing the challenges of cognitive difference, such as Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia. His expertise and dedication to serving the needs of each individual client has established him as a trusted resource for those seeking lasting peace and healing.
Work With Gary
If you have not worked with Gary before or experienced Brainspotting therapies, please book a free 30 minute discovery call.
Sessions with Gary are charged at £132 per hour including VAT, and must be paid for at the point of booking. Existing clients who pay for their sessions using Access to Work, or monthly invoice, should contact hello@wireddifferently.co.uk for further information about online booking.
Our extensive experience working with Neurodivergent clients, and with Gary to deliver targeted and impactful therapy using Brainspotting, has shown that the most effective results are achieved through an initial block of 4 regular sessions. We are therefore pleased to offer clients the option to purchase a package of 4 sessions for the reduced price of £495 including VAT.
More About Brainspotting
Brainspotting is a therapeutic technique that helps individuals to access and process trauma, emotions, and deep psychological issues through fixed eye positions. For neurodivergent people— including those with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing differences—brainspotting offers a non-verbal, body-based approach that allows access to trauma that might otherwise be difficult to access. As an alternative to traditional talk therapy, it can be especially effective for those who struggle to articulate emotions. Brainspotting supports emotional regulation, reduces anxiety, and fosters resilience by accessing the brain’s subcortical areas. Brainspotting can be tailored to individual sensory and cognitive needs, providing a safe, affirming space for healing and self-discovery.
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