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Parts Psychology: A Trauma-Based Treatment Approach

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Parts psychology is an innovative trauma treatment that heals painful memories by working with subpersonalities (parts). Dr. Jay Noricks explains how parts psychology differs from IFS, the 4-step protocol (define problem, find the part, elicit memories, neutralize pain), treating DID clients, and why visualization, not talk therapy, neutralizes trauma memories. Extremely efficient: average 20 sessions.

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews Tagged With: dissociative identity disorder, Jay Noricks, parts psychology, trauma treatment

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