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Complex PTSD case with dissociative shutdown during trauma work
Client disconnects when we approach childhood trauma. Looking for a safer way to pace the work without losing stability.
Pause narrative work and do a short stabilization block first: orienting cues, paced breathing, and a window-of-tolerance check each session.
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Complex PTSD presenting with dissociative barriers in session
Client (35F) describes feeling “far away” whenever we approach the narrative of her childhood trauma. Looking for ways to pace exposure work while maintaining a stable alliance.
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