for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Cognitive Processing Therapy are structured psychological therapies that help process traumatic memories and challenge distorted beliefs formed as a result of trauma.
How it works
Addresses 'stuck points' — trauma-related beliefs that maintain avoidance and emotional numbing. Includes trauma narrative work and cognitive restructuring of guilt, shame, and safety appraisals.
What to watch for
Requires a trauma-trained therapist. The process of engaging with traumatic material can temporarily increase distress — this is normal and passes. Must be approached at the person's pace.
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