Tag: Observed Experiential Integration for trauma

• How OEI Reintegrates Dissociated Parts of Self to Heal

  

  Dissociation is a common response to trauma, serving as a protective mechanism when faced with overwhelming experiences. While initially helpful, it can keep individuals stuck in trauma by fragmenting memories, disrupting emotional processing, and interfering with the integration of traumatic events into one’s life narrative. This disconnection can lead to ongoing symptoms and difficulties in…

  Liana West

  November 22, 2024

  FAQs, Trauma Recovery

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