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Why Developmental Trauma Responses Are Different From Shock Trauma Responses

Did you know that one of the key differences between shock trauma and developmental trauma is where the response comes from? In shock trauma, the response comes directly from the stimulus (the traumatic event). But with developmental trauma, the response is filtered through what NARM calls the organizing self—the part of us that learns to adapt by analyzing, reflecting, and making meaning from our experience. So the pathways look like this: Shock trauma: stimulus ➡️ response Developmental/complex trauma: stimulus ➡️ organizing self ➡️ response For helping professionals, understanding this difference—and how to work with it—is crucial when supporting clients impacted by complex and developmental trauma. 📚 Learn how NARM works with the organizing self in an upcoming NARM Basics Training! https://narmtraining.com/narm-basics-... #NARM #ComplexTrauma #TraumaHealing #DevelopmentalTrauma #SomaticTherapy