Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories in the Treatment of Complex Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD): A Case Study

Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories in the Treatment of Complex Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD): A Case Study Gunjan Y Trivedi PMID:   DOI: 10.7759/cureus.68927 Abstract This case study explores the memory reconsolidation-based technique of reconsolidation of traumatic memories (RTM) to address complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD). Using the framework of CPTSD and the components of the International Trauma Questionnaire (ITQ), several presenting symptoms and the history of childhood trauma (adverse childhood experiences assessment) were assessed. The individual, based on the trauma-informed care approach, went through a total of eight sessions after the initial consultation that included RTM on index trauma events, reframing,

Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories in the Treatment of Complex Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD): A Case Study2025-05-21T15:00:30+05:30

Publication – Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs or childhood trauma) and depression/anxiety (IJCM)

Our recent publication in the Indian Journal of Community Medicine highlights the dose-response relationship or association between childhood trauma and depression/anxiety. "Association between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Internalizing Symptoms in Adults at a Wellness Centre in India" Trivedi, Riri G.; Kumar, Anita; Soundappan, Kathirvel1; Trivedi, Gunjan Y.2; Ramani, Hemalatha2; Kumar, Saurabh Author Information Indian Journal of Community Medicine-October 08, 2024. | DOI: 10.4103/ijcm.ijcm_419_23 Abstract Background: Adverse childhood experiences (ACE or childhood trauma) include very stressful and potentially traumatic events linked to a higher risk of mental health challenges and chronic conditions. India has an opportunity to study the association between ACE exposure and

Publication – Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs or childhood trauma) and depression/anxiety (IJCM)2025-06-03T11:57:39+05:30

Call for action – what can mental health practitioners do to understand and manage the risk of suicide behaviour?

Call for action - what can mental health practitioners do to understand and manage the risk of suicide behaviour? By Gunjan Y Trivedi, PhD (Co-founder, Society for Energy & Emotions, Wellness Space, [email protected]) Note: This article was published in the magazine "Just let go" - by Clover Leave Academy (2024) Introduction: India, 18% of the world population, accounts for 28% of the global suicide numbers. Evidence indicates that 90% of the individuals who attempt suicide have a history of mental health issues.  Unfortunately, with >250 million young adolescents, suicide is the primary cause of death among young Indians (Age 15-39).

Call for action – what can mental health practitioners do to understand and manage the risk of suicide behaviour?2025-05-21T12:06:20+05:30

Media – Mystic Mag – Transforming Mental Health: Riri Trivedi on the Evidence-based Psychotherapy

Transforming Mental Health: Riri Trivedi on the Evidence-based Psychotherapy Link to full article in MysticMag Article Established in 2010 by Riri G Trivedi alongside Dr. Gunjan Y Trivedi, Wellness Space, located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, is dedicated to addressing mental health challenges through therapy, research, and training. Backed by a committed team, we have conducted around 10,000 successful therapy sessions, allowing clients to choose between offline and online therapy sessions over the past three years. We focus on evidence-based therapeutic interventions and professional training with a strong emphasis on scientific rigour and personalised approach. Our comprehensive process involves assessing childhood trauma

Media – Mystic Mag – Transforming Mental Health: Riri Trivedi on the Evidence-based Psychotherapy2025-05-21T12:05:18+05:30

Podcast – How To Deal With Childhood Trauma, Toxic Parents & Toxic Partner – Riri Trivedi

How To Deal With Childhood Trauma, Toxic Parents & Toxic Partner - Riri Trivedi |FO237 Raj Shamani Watch the complete podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NznN6df13FU&t=1177s Recently, Riri G Trivedi joined this podcast and the summary (Written by Raj Shamani) is reproduced below. "One of the biggest contributors to suicide is emotional neglect and emotional abuse," said Riri G Trivedi on our podcast. She is a PhD scholar in childhood trauma & mental health, co-founder of Wellness Space and an Inner child therapy trainer and Parenting coach. This episode felt like a deep dive into understanding the impact of our childhood on our

Podcast – How To Deal With Childhood Trauma, Toxic Parents & Toxic Partner – Riri Trivedi2025-05-23T17:59:38+05:30
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