Equally important, a person who has experienced unaddressed trauma often uses special languaging that accesses and stabilizes their recovery from that trauma.

Using this unique, complex, healing languaging by themselves is a profound act.

But the greatest benefits occur when each individual person is supported in using their trauma healing language in caring, emergent community settings that uphold the value of learning from one another.

There are many mainstream functions that act directly against this healing modality, preventing our most severely affected colleagues from restoring resilience to themselves and their communities.

One of them, unfortunately, is psychiatric force and coercion. Currently, this is being used on vulnerable members of our communities to a much greater and more violent extent than others are aware.

When a person begins to use their own personal and emergent trauma healing language, environmental support is essential.

If the environment -- the surrounding individuals and policy-driven systems -- mistakes that trauma healing language for pathology and "treat" it with a financially viable solution where the individual says the solution is not correct, or hurts them, the damage to that person compounds to immeasurable very quickly.

This is further compounded when a severely affected person has health conditions facing protracted denial by professional establishments, so far without redress.

Many professionals are still reliant upon income streams that necessitate force, coercion, and the mischaracterization of traumatized people -- usually because these professionals trusted existing systems and their professional networks, and not through some demonic fault of their own.

When we respect science, we must differentiate science that is violent, control-oriented, or incorrect.

We must discern, in our deep respect for science, where science has become violent or forced others to become silent.

In these cases, it is often not what we would recognize as science, though it has been marketed successfully as such.

November 8, 2019
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