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The body's responses can hold valuable insights into trauma from "summary" of Body Remembers Casebook by Babette Rothschild

The body's responses can hold valuable insights into trauma. When working with clients who have experienced trauma, it is essential to pay attention to their physical reactions. These reactions can provide crucial information about the traumatic event and its impact on the individual. By observing the client's body language, facial expressions, and physiological responses, therapists can gain a deeper understanding of the trauma and its effects. For example, a client may exhibit signs of hyperarousal during a therapy session, such as increased heart rate, sweating, or muscle tension. These physical reactions can indicate that the client is feeling overwhelmed or triggered by discussing the trauma. By recognizing these signs, therapists can adjust their approach to ensure the client feels safe and supported. Additionally, clients may experience dissociation or numbness in response to trauma, disconnecting from...
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    Body Remembers Casebook

    Babette Rothschild

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