Titration in Trauma Therapy: A Gentle Approach to Processing Difficult Experiences

Titration in Trauma Therapy: A Gentle Approach to Processing Difficult Experiences

Titration in Trauma Therapy: A Gentle Approach to Processing Difficult ExperiencesJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 13/04/2026

Modern trauma therapy increasingly recognizes that healing from trauma involves both the mind and the body. One important concept in these body-centered approaches is titration.

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Pendulation in Trauma Therapy: How the Nervous System Learns to Heal

Pendulation in Trauma Therapy: How the Nervous System Learns to Heal

Pendulation in Trauma Therapy: How the Nervous System Learns to HealJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 04/04/2026

Pendulation is a therapeutic practice based on a simple idea that involves gently moving between moments of discomfort and moments of safety.

Mental HealthMind-Body ConnectionPsychotherapy
5 Common Clinical Mistakes We Make When Helping Trauma Survivors

5 Common Clinical Mistakes We Make When Helping Trauma Survivors

5 Common Clinical Mistakes We Make When Helping Trauma SurvivorsJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 26/03/2026

Trauma-informed care is no longer a niche framework. Since the inclusion of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, clinical understanding of trauma has expanded considerably. Research from leaders such as Bessel van der Kolk, Judith Herman, and Peter Levine has reshaped how we conceptualize its neurobiological, psychological, and relational impacts.

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Reclaiming the Intelligence of the Body Through Kinetic Awareness

Reclaiming the Intelligence of the Body Through Kinetic Awareness

Reclaiming the Intelligence of the Body Through Kinetic AwarenessJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 21/03/2026

In contemporary mental health practice, self-care is often reduced to routines, journaling, mindfulness apps, or occasional time off. These can be useful. But they frequently bypass a deeper dimension of well-being: the lived, sensory experience of the body.

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