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More than support – 9 things trauma-informed therapists always provide

Robyn Brickel, M.A., LMFT · 1/19/239:12 AM

People need support. Absolutely. Providing support is a foundational principle to a therapist’s role because, as said beautifully by Brené Brown, “what we don’t need in the midst of struggle is shame for being human.” Trauma-informed therapists, however, need to be more . They need to create a safe space for healing, always, which means being more than just supportive. People come to therapy when their survival strategies are no longer working, right? They are in distress, and looking for...

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More than support – 9 things trauma-informed therapists always provide

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