After 15 Years Treating CPTSD, Here's What Actually Works (And What Causes Harm) скачать в хорошем качестве

After 15 Years Treating CPTSD, Here's What Actually Works (And What Causes Harm)

After 15 years treating CPTSD - first as a bodyworker, then as a somatic psychotherapist - I've learned what separates effective therapy from harm. This isn't theory. These are the five essential capacities that determine whether treatment helps or recreates the original wound. What you'll learn: The regulation requirement most therapists miss (and why your clients detect your dysregulation first) Why your eagerness to heal them puts brakes on actual healing How to interrupt the urgency spiral that guarantees hitting the wall Why talk therapy alone cannot treat CPTSD - and what's required instead How to build the support ecosystem CPTSD healing actually needs For therapists: If you want to work with this population or you're already stuck, this is what's missing from your approach. For CPTSD clients: These are the qualities to look for in a therapist. Someone doing their own work, who isn't in a hurry, who has tools to meet you where you are. CPTSD healing commonly takes 10-15 years. The work takes time. But approached right, it works. About me: Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in somatic psychotherapy and complex trauma. I train therapists in body-centered approaches and supervise clinicians working toward licensure. prosopontherapy.com