An RCT to be conducted of HG Therapy to establish its efficacy. A naturalistic of the application of the rewind technique with a traumatised population, or, an RCT, with two trauma groups (whether or clinical PTSD); one treated with Rewind, one with an alternative Pre-clinical/ clinical PTSD treatment to explore its effectiveness/efficacy. APPENDICES Appendix 1.1 GIVENS INNATE NEEDS & RESOURCES Emotional Needs Psychologists through the ages also determined that are other nutritional needs, emotional rather than physical, which are equally crucial for our wellbeing and sometimes, – even for our survival. These include the needs for: Security a safe territory and environment, which enables us to live our life in safety — without excessive or undue fear. Attention (to give and receive it) a form of nutrition that fuels the development of each — individual, family and culture. Control and autonomy having volition to make choices and have control over what — happens to us. Exercising volition gives us a form of feedback from the universe that we exist. Intimacy and friendship friendship, loving intimacy. Knowing at least one person — accepts us totally for who we are, and all” “warts Community feeling part of a wider community; being part of social groups outside our — immediate family. We are a group animal. Competence and achievement feeling you are achieving and are competent in at one — area of your life, which builds self-esteem. Privacy time and space enough to reflect and consolidate experience — Status a that we are accepted by, and valued in, the various social groupings to which — we belong.
An RCT to be conducted of HG Therapy to establish its efficacy. A naturalistic of the application of the rewind technique with a traumatised population, or, an RCT, with two trauma groups (whether or clinical PTSD); one treated with Rewind, one with an alternative Pre-clinical/ clinical PTSD treatment to explore its effectiveness/efficacy. APPENDICES Appendix 1.1 GIVENS INNATE NEEDS & RESOURCES Emotional Needs Psychologists through the ages also determined that are other nutritional needs, emotional rather than physical, which are equally crucial for our wellbeing – and sometimes, even for our survival. These include the needs for: Security — a safe territory and environment, which enables us to live our life in safety without excessive or undue fear. Attention (to give and receive it) — a form of nutrition that fuels the development of each individual, family and culture. Control and autonomy — having volition to make choices and have control over what happens to us. Exercising volition gives us a form of feedback from the universe that we exist. Intimacy and friendship — friendship, loving intimacy. Knowing at least one person accepts us totally for who we are, “warts and all” Community — feeling part of a wider community; being part of social groups outside our immediate family. We are a group animal. Competence and achievement — feeling you are achieving and are competent in at one area of your life, which builds self-esteem. Privacy — time and space enough to reflect and consolidate experience Status — a that we are accepted by, and valued in, the various social groupings to which we belong.
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