ABSTRACT
Digging our heels into the ground of loss in trauma includes dealing with sensitive and particularly difficult problems the officer-patient presents to the therapist. Achieving a successful intervention leads to a more effective navigational chart for the therapist treating PPS-CPTSD. Tapping out a heuristic cadence orchestrates the impact of loss in each trauma regardless of therapy. The most difficult of tasks for the therapist is helping the officer-patient confront very human disappointments, suffering, and anguish at intimate moments experienced in blinking terror, shame, and anguish. Through the therapists intervention, the individual officer-patient may achieve compromise formations that are healthier as a result of achieved insight. The cultural influences that shape becoming a delegate leader include identifying a number of maladaptive beliefs that can develop when ideals become extreme. Traditional methods for treating Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) vary with systematic desensitization, implosive therapy, and flooding, to name a few.
