Evidence-Based. Client-Centered.
Subconscious Restructuring™ (SR™) empowers clients with a clear, data-driven snapshot of their emotional and gut health. Through a structured, evidence-based approach, clients assess their well-being across 22 Emotional Fitness touchpoints and 22 Gut Health indicators, establishing a personalized baseline for what normal feels like.
The strength of this self-reported data lies in its objectivity—free from external labels or clinical diagnoses. SR™ Practitioners gain an accurate, evolving picture of a client's mental and gut health in every session, ensuring a tailored and responsive approach to lasting transformation.
SR™ Data Transparency and Accountability
Since its integration into psychiatric care in 1990, the Burris Institute has maintained an unwavering commitment to data transparency. Importantly, our program collects only anonymized data, ensuring absolute privacy while delivering meaningful insights.
The true power of empirical data in behavioral health and coaching lies in its ability to drive meaningful change. Efficacy emerges when measurable constants are systematically tracked and improved, while legitimacy is ensured when the data originates from the client. In this field, the fundamental constant is the client’s emotional state. By measuring, tracking, and optimizing this key variable, interventions become not only effective but truly transformative.
Many organizations lacking legitimate mental health data claim that confidentiality prevents them from sharing measurable outcomes. In reality, when no personally identifiable information (PII) is collected, this argument serves only to obscure the absence of real, trackable results.
The following pages showcase multiple case studies and group analyses measuring 17 key psychometrics in adults, teens, and veterans—consistently demonstrating measurable, lasting improvements.
Measure. Track. Improve. This is the standard you should expect from any provider committed to real emotional and mental health progress.