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Somatic Trauma ResponsesSocial Engagement System (ventral vagal system)facial muscles, eyes, larynx, middle ear; adaptive movementAttachment for Survival:voice, movement toward safe personFlightmovement away from source of threat to potential safetyFreezestiffening type of immobility, shallow, fast breathing, tense musclesFightmovement toward the threat; aggressive actionSubmissionlimp type of immobility<strong>Ogden</strong> 2002, adapted from E. Nijenhuis; S. Porges
Facilitating Sensorimotor Processing1. The patient is taught to be aware of habitualmovements, postures, or structural patterns, and topractice alternatives to these patterns.2. The patient is taught to observes and track innerbody sensation until the movement of sensationand physical impulses until the sensations andimpulses have stabilized.3. “Little experiments” are conducted to discover apatient’s automatic patterns of organization.<strong>Ogden</strong> & Minton, 2000
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