Andrew Huberman got trauma wrong. Allen Kanerva explains why effective trauma treatment should focus on memory resolution, visual-spatial tasking, reconsolidation, and measurable outcomes.
Andrew Huberman got trauma wrong. Allen Kanerva explains why effective trauma treatment should focus on memory resolution, visual-spatial tasking, reconsolidation, and measurable outcomes.
A structured look at what gold-standard trauma treatment should require: neuroscience, brief non-retraumatizing care, rigorous measurement, and verified outcomes.
Psychotherapy rarely measures whether people are actually getting better. This article examines the case for pre- and post-treatment assessment, accountability, and a system built around measurable outcomes instead of assumptions.
Trauma-informed care can create safety, but safety alone is not healing. This article examines the gap between supportive practice and measurable trauma resolution.
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