What does it take to fill the void? Developmental trauma and dissociation with Saj Razvi
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Saj Razvi returns to BFTA to discuss a listener letter, which leads to an exploration of treatment resistance, developmental trauma, the absence of experience ("the void") vs dissociation as experience. Saj and Craig also explore attachment vs love, whether trauma healing has to be difficult, and the common elements of successful trauma treatment.
Saj Razvi and the Psychedelic Somatic Institute
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BFTA/ Dr. H
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