CLINICAL EVENTS

There are moments in trauma therapy when words fail. A client recounts the same story for months — the same facts, the same insight — yet panic still ambushes them

There’s a quiet moment after trauma when a client says, “I know it’s over, but it doesn’t feel over.”They can list the facts — the event ended years ago, the

There’s a moment in nearly every trauma session when silence stretches — a client takes a breath, their gaze softens, and something shifts. The words fall away, replaced by the

Every trauma therapist eventually meets a client who disappears in the middle of a sentence. Their eyes glaze over, their breathing slows, and it’s as if the room suddenly becomes

Every clinician who works with trauma eventually reaches a crossroads — that moment when experience alone isn’t enough. A client’s story goes deeper than your current toolkit, or the session’s

Every trauma therapist knows that real healing rarely follows a script.Manuals provide structure, but human stories are where true learning happens. No two clients process trauma the same way; each