Show Notes
In this episode, Chris is once again joined by DST therapist Trish Haight to continue their exploration of the Deceptive Sexuality Trauma (DST) model.
Together they discuss Intentional Vibe Trauma Theory and Treatment, exploring the importance of therapeutic presence, humility, deep listening, and creating the conditions for healing. They also explore the metaphor of the "dark cave of unlit truths" and discuss why healing often begins not with fixing, but with helping people feel seen, heard, and understood.
Find out more: Website: https://trishhaight.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trish.haightmft
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