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What Should I Do When Part of Me Wants to Push Forward and Part Of Me Wants to Slow Down?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Being caught between two different desires about how to proceed can be difficult. In dissociative systems, this often means that more than one part has a different goal. It can…

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Why Is “Doing Less” Sometimes the Safer Choice?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

There are two situations when “doing less” can help you move forward more effectively. The first is when parts of your system are opposing an action. Often, it is the…

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What Should I Do When Everything Feels Overwhelming?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

When everything feels overwhelming, the goal is not to solve everything—it’s to help your system feel a little more stable first. Start by slowing things down and reducing the demands…

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Q&A Directory for why slowing down can help trauma healing move forward

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

How Can I Create More Predictability and Routine in My Dissociative System? How Do I Make Decisions When I Feel Dysregulated? How Do I Stop Making a Hard Moment Harder…

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How Can I Create More Predictability and Routine in My Dissociative System?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Predictability helps dissociative systems stay stable because it reduces uncertainty and internal strain. When daily life becomes more predictable, the nervous system has fewer surprises to monitor and manage. Some…

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