Does CPT require a trauma narrative? Feauring Dr. Kate Chard, Co-Developer of CPT

Dr. Chard explains how a client's trauma narrative fits into their treatment with Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT).
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Cbt, yeah I could use some.

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I didn’t know that CBT existed. Thanks! Cannabinoids are fascinating.

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also, thank you for your playlist. The video of Pastor DeJesus talking about shame and abandonment is fantastic.

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Does the CPT framework include the concept of God? Of the human soul? If so, does it include the idea of that soul being created perfectly?
If the perfection of our design is not acknowledged, it does not surprise me that using trauma narratives would result in less improvement.
We all begin our lives with a destructive bias that results from our traumas during the period after conception through the development of our sense of sense of self,
to be responsible for everything we experience. And even worse, that we are bad.
Most of us die with the shame born from these false beliefs.
More than twenty of my fellow veterans die every day from the shame they feel for being part of the insane idea that using violence as a means of attaining a better world is moral.