Comparative analysis reveals mindfulness enhances trauma processing in clients, indicating its role in trauma-informed care.
Mindfulness is foundational to Constructed Awareness ( ca ), a therapeutic model designed to support clients in building resources and processing trauma. ca integrates mindfulness into its structured framework, emphasizing three building blocks of experience: mental, sensation, and external. This paper examines how ca conceptualizes and applies mindfulness, compares it with other mindfulness-based therapies, and illustrates its clinical application through a case example. Clinical implications and future research directions highlight ca ’s contributions to trauma-informed care.
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