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Read more about the article EMDR for DID: Making Sure It’s Safe

EMDR for DID: Making Sure It’s Safe

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Is EMDR safe for trauma and DID? Learn red flags, green flags, and the questions to ask your therapist to ensure safe, effective EMDR therapy.

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Read more about the article EMDR for DID: Is It Safe?

EMDR for DID: Is It Safe?

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Explore the risks and safeguards of using EMDR with DID and OSDD, including why pacing and protector cooperation are critical for safe treatment.

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Read more about the article What Is Trauma-Informed Therapy? Part 2

What Is Trauma-Informed Therapy? Part 2

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Learn four key principles of trauma-informed therapy: avoiding re-traumatization, recognizing trauma outcomes, care coordination, and therapist self-care.

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Read more about the article Is Your Therapy Really Trauma-Informed? What to Look For

Is Your Therapy Really Trauma-Informed? What to Look For

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

What is trauma-informed therapy? Learn how safety, trust, client choice, and cultural sensitivity create safer healing for survivors of trauma and DID.

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Read more about the article Why Therapists Often Miss DID: 4 Common Reasons

Why Therapists Often Miss DID: 4 Common Reasons

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Discover four reasons therapists often miss DID or OSDD — from lack of training to misconceptions — and what this means for survivors in therapy.

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Read more about the article The Three Phases of Trauma Therapy

The Three Phases of Trauma Therapy

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Trauma therapy often follows a three-phase model known as the tri-phasic approach. Phase one builds safety and regulation skills, phase two carefully processes traumatic memories, and phase three helps survivors adjust to life after trauma. This video explains each phase and why therapy may cycle through them, offering a clear roadmap for DID and trauma recovery.

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Read more about the article Relationships May Be Affected by Therapy

Relationships May Be Affected by Therapy

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Therapy can change relationships — sometimes for the better, sometimes with loss. Learn why healing may lead to conflict, and how to rebuild healthier connections.

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Read more about the article Why Therapy Might Not Be Helping and What You Can Do

Why Therapy Might Not Be Helping and What You Can Do

  • Post author:Alicia Polk

Why do some people spend years in therapy with few results? Explore reasons progress can stall, including missed dissociation, lack of safety, and poor therapeutic fit.

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