A trauma survey on survivors of pathological love relationships indicated 90% have trauma symptoms and 75% go on to have a trauma
disorder from no treatment, the wrong treatment or from trauma worsening from non-trauma informed care practices. With those percentages in mind, this IS a trauma population.
Yet, we find it incredibly common that survivors participate in non-trauma informed therapy or coaching that ignores the stabilization phase of treatment. This is a fundamental step in treatment and without it, many survivors will become re-traumatized, dysregulated, or will not be able to move forward in treatment.
What happened to the stabilization phase of treatment? Join Sandra L. Brown, MA and Chelli Pumphrey, MA, LPC as they discuss common treatment errors made when treating PLR survivors.
