Coherence Availability in Trauma: A Measurable Framework for Learning Integration, Real-World Access, and Treatment Sequencing

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Contemporary trauma treatment is supported by a wide range of evidence-based approaches, yet clinicians consistently encounter a central difficulty: individuals may demonstrate insight, skill acquisition, and engagement in structured settings while remaining unable to integrate or use treatment in moments of emotional intensity, relational exposure, or real-life consequence. Existing trauma models describe symptom...

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• Affect
• Brain
• Environment
• Forecasting
• Memory
• Phenotype
• Psychotherapy

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Literature Corpus work

e213a1be-7415-53e1-b656-d8e79f2846e9

DOI

10.22541/au.176851775.57559436/v2