miriam taylor

Trauma Re-enactment and the Cycle of Suffering

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Shame and Connection in the Therapeutic Relationship

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Shame often operates beneath awareness and erodes connection – with self and others. In therapy, acknowledging and working with shame gently and relationally can help clients move toward safety, self-compassion,…

4 Ways Of Working With Dissociation In Therapy

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Dissociation and Trauma: an Interview With Miriam Taylor

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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.