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trauma-informed stabilization treatment

trauma-informed stabilization treatment noun: a phase-oriented, parts-based model of psychotherapy for individuals with complex trauma, dissociation, and self-destructive or otherwise unsafe behaviours, developed by the clinical psychologist Janina Fisher, PhD.

Noun

trauma-informed stabilization treatment (uncountable)

  1. A phase-oriented, parts-based model of psychotherapy for individuals with complex trauma, dissociation, and self-destructive or otherwise unsafe behaviours, developed by the clinical psychologist Janina Fisher, PhD.
    Synonyms:
    TIST

Synonyms of trauma-informed stabilization treatment

Questions about trauma-informed stabilization treatment

What does trauma-informed stabilization treatment mean?
Trauma-informed stabilization treatment means a phase-oriented, parts-based model of psychotherapy for individuals with complex trauma, dissociation, and self-destructive or otherwise unsafe behaviours, developed by the clinical psychologist Janina Fisher, PhD.
What part of speech is trauma-informed stabilization treatment?
Trauma-informed stabilization treatment is a noun.

Words near trauma-informed stabilization treatment in the dictionary

  1. trauma-dump
  2. trauma-dumped
  3. trauma-dumping
  4. trauma-dumps
  5. trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy
  6. trauma-informed stabilization treatment
  7. traumabond
  8. traumabonded
  9. traumabonding
  10. traumabondings
  11. traumabonds

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