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4 Types of Relational Trauma Explained

Not all trauma comes under catastrophic events. Often, it’s the more personal, relational wounds that our clients carry into adulthood. — In this video, RLT Director of Training Desirae Ysasi breaks down the four core types of relational trauma: False Empowerment, Disempowerment, Intrusion, and Abandonment. These wounds may not always register as “trauma” to our clients – or even to ourselves – but they often drive the very adaptive child strategies that create dysfunction in adult relationships. Desirae illustrates how each of these early relational wounds is formed, and how to help clients make the connection between past wounds and present-day relational dynamics. Watch now to learn how to identify these four types of relational trauma and begin linking them to the adaptive strategies that show up in your clients’ adult relationships. — WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: How childhood wounds shape adaptive strategies in adulthood Accessible ways to explain trauma to clients Why seemingly “good” childhoods can still create lasting wounds The 4 types of relational trauma in RLT Everyday examples of relational trauma — If this resonates with you, subscribe for weekly insights into RLT and the tools and interventions that help couples create meaningful change for more loving, connected relationships.