Regression Therapy Case Study When she walked in her body language was totally closed - she hugged herself tightly throughout the consultation and barely spoke. She was very articulate and smart and told me she had seen a psychiatrist sometime back but didn’t want to take pills. She had marked off most of the symptoms off the list on our form - Nervousness, Poor Health, Low Self-esteem, Inability to relax, Marital problems, Sleeplessness, Sexual Dysfunction, Recent Divorce, Drug Abuse, Depression, Smoking, Childhood trauma. Her Well-Being score was as low was 20% and MDI (Measure of Depression Inventory) was high at

Inner Child Therapy (or Inner Child Integration) case study Background: He had come with severe anxiety and depression. A friend recommended that he visit us, but he didn’t contact us for a few months. When he came to see me, he was closed, sceptical about therapy and showing signs of depression. He had a history of childhood abuse, and his ACE score  (Adverse Childhood Experiences) was 5. An alcoholic father, an abusive mother and a series of abusive relationships had broken his spirit from within. He was very disassociated and couldn’t connect effectively with his immediate family members. He wasn’t