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The BWRT practice podcast
The BWRT Practice Podcast explores the real-world application of BrainWorking Recursive Therapy® through the experiences of the professionals who use it. Each episode features candid, clinically grounded conversations with BWRT practitioners from diverse backgrounds, sharing how this powerful modality is transforming their work—and the lives of their clients.
Designed for seasoned BWRT therapists, those in training, and professionals curious about cutting-edge approaches to change, the podcast offers inspiration, connection, and clinical depth for anyone committed to effective, transformative practice.
The BWRT practice podcast
BWRT to improve sports performance with Laura McDonald. Episode 2
Laura McDonald, a BWRT® practitioner and trainer from Ireland shares how she uses BrainWorking Recursive Therapy to help athletes and everyday clients perform at their absolute best.
Laura has worked with footballers, runners, tennis players, and high-jumpers — helping them overcome performance anxiety, self-doubt, and the mental blocks that hold them back. With BWRT, she explains, there’s no need for endless coping mechanisms or motivational tricks, because once the anxiety is gone, the brain naturally returns to its optimal state.
BrainWorking Recursive Therapy® (BWRT) is a fast, effective, and modern form of psychotherapy that is gaining recognition across the globe. This podcast offers a platform for BWRT professionals to share how they integrate the method into their unique therapeutic approaches. Through conversations about specializations, personal experiences, and client work, listeners gain insight into the diverse and evolving ways BWRT is being applied in practice.
To find out how to train to be a BWRT® Professional Therapist, please visit the official practitioner training site.
If you’re looking for a BWRT® practitioner, you can also explore the BWRT Practitioner Directory.
The BWRT Podcast music was composed and produced by Edouard Van De Velde, BWRT® Practitioner and Trainer for the Netherlands.