3 Stages in Trauma Therapy: Safety, Trauma Processing, and Integration
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2022
- This video outlines the three phases of trauma treatment:
1. Safety, Strengths & Skill building
2. Trauma Processing
3. Integration, Growth, & Future Orientation
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This was incredibly helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I value your videos a lot. - My concern with the 3 phase model is that it is focussed on repair of individual. The society around us is violent, abusive, systemically dysfunctional. Society is predicated on one group being permitted to profit from another groups exposure to hazard. Most forms of employment are based on exploiting others exposure to risk for profit. Stabilization and coping skills is rarely framed in the context of acknowledging the toxicity of our entire global social structure. it rarely acknowledges my revovery and stabalization may involve social structures abusing my self and others just to feed and house myself. i think therapy needs to be acknowledging systemic failure of society as context throughout therapy process, and therapy needs to be also aimed at changing society and its governance systems. otherwise we are just making people more resilient to contibue functioning in the dysfunctional ways society pressures us.
Word. So true. Exactly my point. 🎯
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Danger was & will be always there. For the whole time of humanity. I think it is important that an individual can make individual choices. A Global perspective might help, but might not lead to a highly individual change.
@@Viechlover Without acknowledging social dysfunction, we risk gaslighting people that have received massive trauma due to racism, sexism, ableism, and abusive socio-economic systems. The trauma we have is "not just because we failed to thrive due to our own own ability to manage day-to-day life". Consider also how DID/OSDD is an adaptive survival response of a child to trauma that was impossible for them to manage in any other way. -- "Fixing the human to cope in a violent system" should not be the end-goal. We need to fix society as well, and we need to acknowledge that while we help individuals survive in the interim.
I would say that the three phase model is not limited to an individual in recovery. I believe that this model could also be expanded to the family system and the larger systems that you speak about in terms of the kind of violence that exist.
I doubt therapists can contribute that much to society overcoming toxic patterns directly.
However: If you look at my generation (millennials) to some extent and gen z to a large extent, you will notice how more and more people treat mental and physical illness as equally relevant and real. Like, look at the boomer generation and everyone that came before. Even if you look at just white men, their mental health wasn't really seen as something to care about, leading to them trying to cure themselves in whiskey and beating their wives (= victims becoming perpetrators, perpetuating generational trauma).
We've come a long way since that, and with more and more people being aware of how important good mental health(care) is and more of those people growing older and eventually getting into positions of power, I firmly believe in our politicians and therefore also governments becoming more and more aware of all the things that can cause trauma. This again will lead to a huge increase of awareness of the struggles of minorities (of all kind) as well.
We can't change the world in one day, but we can make sure our "societal empathy" increases over time!
Right now I don't think forcing changes too hard is beneficial, as it'll only lead to an increase of reactionary right-wing movements that may destroy our dream of a free world without any sort of structural discrimination for decades to come. You can see this in the US. You can see this in the UK. You can see it in France, Italy, Germany. To everyone who dreams of a free and just world: I highly advise you to take this seriously, learn about the psychology of the masses and find ways to encourage everyone around you to use their brains more, aka to question the incentive of those who give easy solutions and explanations to complex problems and topics. Teach people that whenever they think they understand something thoroughly after listening to a singular speech or reading into it for half an hour, they probably fell victim to the Dunning Kruger effect. Encourage healthy discussions (= not using emotional speech, pseudo arguments etc) about politics and society. Encourage critical, but not paranoid thinking.
This is how we preserve democracy in the western world, and this is how we preserve the current foundation for what can one day be a truly free and just world❤️
I like that this model informs not just your work with clients but your work with supervisees in a supervision session. I like that you seem clear that there is a beginning, a middle and an end. Wonderfully brilliant!! Love the video!.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for this video! Very helpful
Absolutely, happy it is helpful!
Extremely Helpful. I love the 5 domains to reference while working in Stage 3. Thank you!
Yes! There’s another video on the Channel that goes into more depth on post traumatic growth if you are interested!
Thanks so much. I find this discussion ofthe clinical map so enlightening. I hope to be able to share this to my fellow counselors if ok with you.
Thanks, please do share with anyone that might find the information helpful!
Great video, it was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video, thanks for the helpful explanations
Glad it was helpful!
I am studying to be a trauma-informed therapist and have heard of the 3 phase model, but your detailed explanation made it so much clearer! THANK YOU!!! would you consider doing videos for each of the phases to really go in depth, and perhaps recommend interventions for each phase?
Thanks Sara! Some of the other videos on the channel cover your request to some degree (mostly related to group work and psychodrama). But most of what you are asking would need to be learned with more intensive training and supervision beyond pre-recorded videos.
Thank u. Helpful in my studies.👍
Brgds from Slovenia, Europe. 🙋♀️
So happy this is helpful in your studies!
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I know myself...: Now I will binch on your vids for the next few weeks. 🤣
Great job. I have a trauma-stress-body exam in few days. But my studies in this topic does not end there... 🍀
I’m in my final year of level 4 BACP counselling and studying in trauma also. You’re video is very informative and I like the 3 model approach. I’ve subscribed to your channel.
I’d be interested to hear how you slow down the client in wanting to jump into the trauma process before doing stage 1. Im going to back track to stage 1 and sit with this for sometime to ensure safety and skills are securely in place as this is the foundation to protecting our clients from re-traumatising themselves. 👍
Glad it was helpful! I slow things down by being very transparent with clients about the map and the importance of safety and coping skills before trauma processing
Thankyou
You are welcome 🙏
Would be nice to be able to know its trauma snd nit doubt my own ecperience
9:30 to 10:04 in is where it's at...
You don't need to go into the trauma to release the trauma. It's hard and difficult both for the client and the practitioner. Trauma release can be done easily and without traumatizing our clients.
Absolutely agree! Sometimes the phase 1 and/or 3 work is all that is needed