miriam taylor

Trauma Re-enactment and the Cycle of Suffering

Blog | miriam taylor,  reenactment,  Therapy,  trauma,  workshop

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Shame and Connection in the Therapeutic Relationship

Blog | Carolyn Spring,  guilt,  internalised shame,  lgbt,  miriam taylor,  racial shame,  Repeating Patterns,  shame

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4 Ways Of Working With Dissociation In Therapy

Blog | dissociation,  miriam taylor,  private practice,  shame,  Therapy,  trauma

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What Counsellors Need to Know About Dissociation

Blog | alters,  depersonalisation,  DID,  dissociation,  dissociative identity disorder,  miriam taylor,  trauma | 13 Comments

What is dissociation? Why does dissociation happen? How can we help our clients who dissociate? This article looks at dissociation and its relationship to trauma.

Dissociation and Trauma: an Interview With Miriam Taylor

Blog | dissociation,  gestalt,  miriam taylor,  neuroscience,  trauma | 1 Comment

Miriam Taylor is one of the foremost experts in working with trauma in counselling and therapy. She is hosting a workshop with Brighton Therapy Partnership in March 2016 on how to work with dissociation.