In this episode of Going Inside, John Clarke answers live questions about the nuances of practicing trauma therapy, from distinguishing parts with shifting emotions to working with clients who experience limited interoception or sudden activation. He explores why trauma therapy requires slowing down, following the client’s system, building a clear working agreement, and protecting client agency rather than rushing into techniques or trauma processing.
🌿 Key takeaways:
Why a part can hold many different emotions and why you don’t need to force parts into fixed categories.
What to do when clients experience their parts differently, including limited access to bodily sensations.
Why slowing down, following the client’s lead, and creating safety may matter more than rushing into techniques.
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