Kerro commented: I have a question about stability. I accept that I need to be reliable, motivated, responsible and willing to delve into things I generally don't want to delve into. As for stability - I can see how a stable client is easier to work with for a therapist. However, what if the beginning stages of therapy have resurfaced old issues or retraumatised the client to the extent that … [Read more...]
Are Specialized Trauma Therapists Necessary?
What advantages are there to having a trauma therapist specializing in Dissociative Disorders? I am writing this post in response to a question asked by BehindtheCouch. BTC wrote, “do you think that a “trauma client” (ie one with PTSD or a dissociative disorder) should necessarily be treated by a specialised “trauma therapist” or, in your opinion, could any therapist who has the skills … [Read more...]
Kathy, Why do You Work as a DID Trauma Consultant?
Why do I work as a DID trauma consultant? I am asked that question a lot. First, so we're on the same page, let me clarify what it is that I do. It's 2026, and right now, I work as a consultant / coach, with a niche area of Dissociative Disorders and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). I consult and coach in regards to all versions of trauma, any area of abuse, any version of sexual abuse, and … [Read more...]