Recognizing bodily cues is essential in trauma therapy from "summary" of Body Remembers Casebook by Babette Rothschild
Recognizing bodily cues is essential in trauma therapy. When working with clients who have experienced trauma, it is crucial to pay attention to the physical manifestations of their distress. These bodily cues can provide valuable information about the client's emotional state and help guide the therapeutic process. By tuning into these cues, therapists can better understand their clients' needs and tailor their interventions accordingly. For example, a client may start fidgeting or tapping their foot during a therapy session. This could be a sign of anxiety or agitation that the therapist can address by offering grounding techniques or relaxation exercises. Similarly, a client may clench their jaw or tighten their muscles in response to a triggering topic. Recognizing these physical responses can help the therapist navigate the conversation in a way that feels safe and supportive for the client. In some cases, client...
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