Anyone know whether/where CBP is available?

Jeffrey LawtonMember

I read this very interesting paper online about a new approach to treating trauma victims, and it's called component-based psychotherapy (CBP). I'm a retired male who is having problems with many therapy forms not being effective for me, for example I have some degree of physical dissociation so I can't use EMDR, and conventional CBT doesn't seem to work either, and I have a fair variety of symptoms so I'm actively seeking new approaches (I am in an infra-low neurofeedback program however which is working). Does anyone here know of any specific therapists who have been trained in this approach and are offering this, particularly any close to where I live in southern California, or is it just too early to look for this yet?

10/16/1710:58 AM

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