Trauma Resiliency Model

Build Resilience: Master Stress and Trauma Recovery

Trauma Resiliency Model

What to Expect

The Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM) focuses on teaching you skills to help manage the physical sensations associated with traumatic stress. This body-centered approach provides tools to reset the nervous system’s reaction to stress, helping you regain a sense of control and well-being.

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Benefits

Benefits of Trauma Resiliency Model Therapy

Reduced Physical Symptoms of Trauma

Learn to mitigate symptoms like hyperarousal, hypervigilance, and anxiety.

Improved Emotional Regulation

Gain skills to manage emotional reactions more effectively.

Enhanced Overall Resilience

Develop the ability to handle stressors and challenges with greater ease.

Restored Sense of Calm

Achieve a balanced state of mind through practiced physiological exercises.

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Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions

TRM is a therapeutic approach that uses body-awareness techniques to help individuals overcome the somatic symptoms of trauma.
It focuses on teaching specific skills to stabilize the body and reduce the physical sensations associated with stress and trauma.
Individuals who have experienced trauma, or who face high levels of stress and anxiety, can benefit from the techniques used in TRM.
Techniques include grounding, resourcing, and tracking body sensations to help manage and alleviate stress responses.
Benefits can often be felt after just a few sessions, as individuals learn to apply techniques to regulate their body’s responses.
Yes, TRM is often integrated with other therapeutic modalities to provide a comprehensive approach to trauma recovery.
Yes, TRM is also effective in managing general stress, anxiety, and emotional dysregulation.
Expect to learn about and practice basic skills for stabilizing your nervous system, such as grounding and resourcing.
Initially, weekly sessions are recommended to build and reinforce the skills necessary for resilience.
Coverage varies by provider, so it’s important to check with your insurance to see if TRM is included in your benefits.
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